Exploring the Heartland of the Mountains and Gorilla Behavior

The video explores the journey into the mountains, focusing on the nest-building process of animals using vines and stalks. It highlights the challenges younger animals face and their interactions with human observers. Over time, the animals, particularly a young male named Digit, show curiosity and acceptance towards humans, culminating in the rewarding experience of being accepted by wild gorillas.

What is the initial setting of the journey described in the video?

• A bustling city

• A dense forest

• The heartland of the mountains

• A coastal region

What is a challenge faced by younger gorillas when building nests?

• Dealing with foliage that seems to have a mind of its own

• Communicating with other gorillas

• Finding enough food

• Avoiding predators

At what age do gorillas typically begin building nests?

• Four years

• Three years

• Two years

• One year

What makes Digit, the young male gorilla, unique in his behavior?

• He is aggressive towards observers

• He is indifferent to human presence

• He avoids human contact

• He is remarkably tolerant and curious about objects

What objects is Digit particularly attracted to?

• Musical instruments

• Other animals

• Camera lenses, notebooks, and gloves

• Food items

How did the animals of group four react to human presence over time?

• They moved to a different area

• They ignored humans completely

• They approached closely out of curiosity

• They became more aggressive

What is described as the reward of being accepted by the wild gorillas?

• Receiving gifts from the gorillas

• Being able to feed them

• The thrill of daily contact

• Learning their language

What is the significance of the gorillas' acceptance of humans?

• It allows humans to control the gorillas

• It signifies a mutual understanding and curiosity

• It leads to the gorillas becoming pets

• It results in the gorillas leaving their habitat