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looks like the gorilla in the second video wouldn't make direct eye contact, he would look to the side
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Campfire Kahuna
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looks like the gorilla in the second video wouldn't make direct eye contact, he would look to the side
Gorillas consider direct eye contact an act of aggression and it can get lively. This one apparently wasn't looking for a fight.
The bear sure didn't hesitate to mix it up, though.
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Campfire Tracker
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How that bear reacted to the mirror is why we put wood shutters over the windows at our hunting camp when no one is there!
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Campfire Kahuna
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Watch this gorilla. He gets pretty heated but he never looks straight at it.
VIDEO
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He flipped the "GO" switch instantly!
yes he did.
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Campfire Ranger
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Watch this gorilla. He gets pretty heated but he never looks straight at it.
VIDEO
Direct eye contact in gorilla speak steps things up several notches.
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