Nigeria was once a wildlife rich country. Unfortunately as a country whose population has soared over the last few decades much of the wilderness has been lost. Afi River forest …
Cross-river Gorilla


As can be expected, its range is very small, though it is hard to know if it ever had a far larger range. Its range is the small dot of light brown found on the map above the pink area.
As we make connections, these will be added below – to help you arrange your travel to see this rare animal
A tiny reserve in Nigeria has been shown to be full of wildlife
- Tim
- November 5, 2021
Afi mountain wildlife Sanctuary is tiny, covering only 38.6 square miles, yet analysis has shown that this reserve has a whole host of wildlife.
Corona-virus threat to primate species
- Tim
- April 6, 2020
Humans have pushed the majority of wild primates into small spaces, where the total population might number only a thousand or far less.
Species watch
- Tim
- May 11, 2022
I am intending to make this into a new set of articles that will appear on this website. Obviously, these species will not be the only ones that are covered …
Species Watch: Cross river gorilla and western lowland gorilla
- Tim
- May 15, 2022
The cross River gorilla (picture above) is a critically endangered subspecies of the Western lowland gorilla species. The cross River gorilla are scattered in at least …
Large group of Cross River gorilla photographed in the wild for the first time
- Tim
- July 14, 2020
There are only thought to be around 300 cross rver gorillas left in the wild. It’s population is space between the far Western ocean of Nigeria and the portion of …
Are the days of the Nigerian gorilla numbered?
- Tim
- February 25, 2022
Nigeria was once a wildlife rich country. Unfortunately as a country whose population has soared over the last few decades much of the wilderness has been lost. Afi River forest …
A tiny reserve in Nigeria has been shown to be full of wildlife
- Tim
- November 5, 2021
Afi mountain wildlife Sanctuary is tiny, covering only 38.6 square miles, yet analysis has shown that this reserve has a whole host of wildlife.
Corona-virus threat to primate species
- Tim
- April 6, 2020
Humans have pushed the majority of wild primates into small spaces, where the total population might number only a thousand or far less.
Species watch
- Tim
- May 11, 2022
I am intending to make this into a new set of articles that will appear on this website. Obviously, these species will not be the only ones that are covered …
Species Watch: Cross river gorilla and western lowland gorilla
- Tim
- May 15, 2022
The cross River gorilla (picture above) is a critically endangered subspecies of the Western lowland gorilla species. The cross River gorilla are scattered in at least …
Large group of Cross River gorilla photographed in the wild for the first time
- Tim
- July 14, 2020
There are only thought to be around 300 cross rver gorillas left in the wild. It’s population is space between the far Western ocean of Nigeria and the portion of …
Are the days of the Nigerian gorilla numbered?
- Tim
- February 25, 2022
Nigeria was once a wildlife rich country. Unfortunately as a country whose population has soared over the last few decades much of the wilderness has been lost. Afi River forest …
A tiny reserve in Nigeria has been shown to be full of wildlife
- Tim
- November 5, 2021
Afi mountain wildlife Sanctuary is tiny, covering only 38.6 square miles, yet analysis has shown that this reserve has a whole host of wildlife.