Congo: A park warden takes selfies with gorillas posing as humans and becoming viral

The man is responsible for the protection of the animals in this park of Congo. Incredibly, the ranger takes pictures with the gorillas posing exactly like humans.

Patrick Sadiki is one of 600 park rangers responsible for animal welfare in the Virunga National Park (Congo). This man has become viral in social networks thanks to the photographs taken with the gorillas who live there.

Sadiki is taken selfies with these monkeys, who pose with an attitude similar to that of the human when he or his partner takes out his cellphone to capture that moment. Through a Facebook page with the description "Another day at the office", this ranger began to become famous thanks to the image where he is seen alongside the primates who are also standing with their legs and positioned to way to photography.

In another image, considered as a more intimate selfie by Internet users, the ranger holds the mobile phone horizontally. In front of him, there is a gorilla and beside him another. The two animals watch without blinking the lens until the picture is taken. The description that has been placed is that of "family portrait". The images became viral and more than 20,000 people shared this post on Facebook.

This representative park in the Democratic Republic of the Congo takes great measures to protect these gorillas because poaching means that their numbers are considerably reduced and that they want to preserve the species.

A few days ago, we met the images of a couple of environmentalists who have returned to the Gabonese jungle to reconnect with two gorillas released in 2003 and the animals have died. first kept the distance, but to recognize them reacted in a warm and amusing way.

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