There’s a popular thought experiment called the “trolley problem” that attempts to explore an impossible question: How valuable is a life? You imagine yourself driving a trolley down a fixed track.

The 800-pound gorilla in the room? That’s your spirit animal, here to help you be a badass—so get ready to be brave, says "RockStar Shaman" Alyson Charles. Last month was a powerful time of starting ...

Baby gorilla Grace is working on her climbing thanks to two experts who are used to working with humans Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2013. Her work ...

The beloved star Gino the gorilla has died at the age of 44. Gino was the oldest gorilla living at Disney's Animal Kingdom and has been living at the park since its opening in 1998. On the morning of ...

Both animals are healthy and under the care of Animal Kingdom staff Kate Hogan was Director of Digital Specials and Features at PEOPLE. She started at PEOPLE in 2008, leaving in 2025. Talk about ...

Koko the gorilla doted on her pet kitten as if it were her own child. To the amazement of her human handlers, she seemed able to capture the joys and annoyances of maternal love in strings of simple ...

The oldest gorilla living at Disney’s Animal Kingdom park has died at the age of 44. Disney confirmed Gino the gorilla’s death in a Facebook post Wednesday morning. “For nearly 30 years, Gino touched ...

A moving photo of a sad orphaned gorilla and a comforting human could form the basis of entire courses centering on the study of animal minds An essay by Katie Cleary titled "A Park Ranger Comforts A ...

Disney’s Animal Kingdom recently mourned the passing of the park’s oldest gorilla, Gino, at the age of 44. According to an Orlando media outlet, ABC 7, Gino, a western lowland gorilla, had been at ...

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There’s a reason the ancients spoke in parables and the Greeks turned beasts into gods. Because when a man looks into the eyes of a silverback gorilla, he doesn’t just see fur and fangs. He sees ...