The fresh poses of the Congo gorillas: a park warden shared the incredible selfies of the primates

"Another day in the office", was the title of two gorillas from Virunga National Park, who went around the world. The image, which was shared in a group of park guards on social networks, shows the primates standing, standing, like two humans. One with a more "carefree" attitude and the other, more "tender".

Patrick Sadiki, a park ranger who has spent the last 20 years caring for poachers of the different species that live there, takes selfie and goes almost unnoticed. In addition, in the background, another employee appears, which no one has noticed. The park, where Sadik works, is the largest reserve of mountain gorillas in the world.

Every day, Patrick and other hundreds of rangers cohabit with primates, so the selfie at first did not mean anything else. shared moment. It was a big surprise for them when they discovered that the photo had been around the world. In just three days, it was shared tens of thousands of times and also, he served to raise awareness about the risks to which those working to protect primates are exposed.

According to international media, the Virunga were declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1979, and despite the efforts of those trying to preserve this species, the death of the caregivers is continuous and with that, mbadacres of gorillas are also produced.

After the first image was known, many more appeared. Another of the most commented is that of the guardaparques posing shoulder to shoulder with another gorilla who looks directly at the camera and, very cancher, bites a leaf.