This primate has set the internet ablaze with moves; as if it could get any better, the gorilla Zola made a show in a bathtub as it splashed water around while having a good time. We have all seen gorillas at some point because they are playful animals. Their adorable behavior makes people smile and can brighten anyone's day. They are intelligent and upbeat creatures, and Zola proved that gorillas could bust a move or two.
Swipe to see what we mean.
An old video from the Twitter account Fascinating shows a gigantic gorilla dancing to the tune Maniac (you recognize this from the film Flashdance) while taking a bath in a sizable blue tub. Zola, a silverback gorilla, has been recognized as the creature. He is visible, splashing around in the pool and twisting and turning as he does so. The energy level of the primate is through the roof! Awe-inspiring gorilla "dancing "has led to Zola becoming popular online for at least the third time in recent years. This time, it has received more than 99,000 Twitter likes. By any standard, we consider those to be outstanding ratings!
Since the video recently started making rounds, there have barely been any bad comments about the dancing Gorilla, rather positive responses from fans who cannot help but watch the video repeatedly.
Here are some of the reactions we gathered;
"Today's Smile maker!!! Make today a great one!"
"Dancing like its never danced before....."
said another internet user.
"This gorilla has a good taste in music!"
When the same video circulated online in 2017 and received tremendous acclaim for the large animal's dance abilities, Zola first became popular. The Dallas Morning News stated that Ashley Orr, the primate supervisor at the Dallas Zoo, recorded the footage. Enrichment includes giving the gorilla a large blue pool to play in "a primate's activities.
"ZooTube" at the Dallas Zoo website stated that "by giving animals like Zola mental and physical stimulation to boost natural behaviors, enrichment helps better the surroundings and lives of animals, like Zola. There are many ways to enrich one's life, but for this spirited great ape, it means playing and whirling in his preferred blue pool!"
It's not the first time Zola has made a show; it was reported that even as a young ape, Zola was well-known for dancing at the Calgary Zoo, where the primate break danced in a now-viral Youtube video. If this is not the cutest video on the internet, we wonder what is.
