[marthemaria]

wow kind of facinating that they found so many gorillas.Good news : )

[wideawake]

Oh, wait. Maybe they weren’t as endangered as we thought. It must have been all the mist.

[WayneS]

“This is a very significant discovery because of the terrible decline in population of these magnificent creatures to Ebola and bush meat,” said Emma Stokes...

That sentence doesn’t make any sense.

[Kimmers]

This really is good news....I just hope they are left alone......

Maybe if they go deeper into the jungle they can find 125,000 polar bears......

[Artemis Webb]

It it good news. Thanks for posting this.

[txhurl]

That’s a lot.

[ari-freedom]

good. now people can eat more of them and not worry so much.

[Diggler]

This sudden gorilla population explosion is undoubtedly because of global warming.

[Clemenza]

At least one gorilla is to be found in Albany, and not at the local zoo either:

[E. Pluribus Unum]

How cool.

Africa must be some wild place, with something like this undiscovered.

May it stay that way.

[Smedley]

I wonder if they’re tasty?

[theBuckwheat]

Great news, but also should be a lesson the next time some enviro group plays the “endangered species” card. We are discovering new species and increased populations of other species at a far faster rate than we find hard evidence of dangerous declines in a species.

[DancesWithBolsheviks]

Who lost the 125,000 gorillas?

[numberonepal]

Damn dirty apes!

[NativeSon]

discovered 125,000

Great! hopefully gorilla burgers will be back on the menu!!

[Crawdad]

That mist must have lifted.