The San Francisco Zoo has a new member of its gorilla family — this adorable 9-day-old baby gorilla. He still doesn't have a name, but he's doing well, being bottle-fed and exercising. Who knew baby gorilla bellies were so cute?
Let's rejoice along with this cute little gorilla, shall we? Two more days until the weekend. Woot!
The Skullrilla Ashtray ($25) by David Weeks takes a bite out of smoking habits. It's also got a primal and trendy skull quality, if you're looking for that sort of thing. Although this ashtray isn't quite my style, it's a dude-worthy gift for a smoker.
Party? I want this gorilla at my wedding — with balloons.
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So let me get this straight: a gorilla gets the munchies, does his best impersonation of Phil Collins, and all this drama is supposed to sell me a candy bar? Forget the commercial, they had me at "Cadbury."
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I hate seeing animals in cages, so it's nice to know that there's at least some whimsy and happiness in their lives. In this clip, a gorilla's just sittin' around in his cage until a zoo-keeper comes by and sprays him with water. Presto--you get a pirouetting, strutting gorilla who for a moment looks like a combo of Fred Astaire and an ice-skater.
Look at that expression – almost cute enough for a caption contest, I'd say. Meet Hasani, the newly named baby gorilla at the San Francisco Zoo. This lil one made the news when the establishment opened a worldwide naming contest for the (now) 3-month-old babe.
It’s time to get clever! A picture is worth a thousand words but those messages vary from person to person. I think this gorilla looks pretty greedy, but what do you think of him?
This baby gorilla lives up to his name's meaning for sure – I can't get enough of Mr. "Handsome!" He's nearly four months old and can now make his way around the exhibit, giving keepers his winning gaze and grin. Since it's not yet time for Hasani to come on public display (but count me there!), this zoo offers a Nursery Cam on site from 12 to 2 p.m.
I know that staring is supposed to be rude, but what else am I supposed to do on my morning commute but look at cute guys, elegant women, and freakazoids? The freaks and women don't like it when I stare, but I don't think cute guys mind. The solution to this breach of etiquette?