Gorilla Walks Like Human, Upright On Two Hind Legs (VIDEO) Apparently humans aren't the only ones who know how to multi-task. Ambam, a Western Lowland Gorilla, has recently become famous for walking upright on his hind legs, MSNBC reports. Phil Ridges, a keeper at Britain's Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, speculates that Ambam may have begun walking on his hind legs when he had his hands full with logs - the gorilla probably discovered that he could both walk and carry items at the same time. It's also possible that Ambam wanted a height advantage to peer over the wall and spot when keepers were bringing him food. Lastly, Ridges suggests that by standing upright, Ambam's hands don't get wet when it's raining. Quite good reasons indeed. Ambam isn't the first gorilla to walk on his hindlegs. In fact, this unusual upright walking style was also seen in Ambam's father and sister. Ambam is part of a group of critically endangered species at the park, which is run by The Aspinall Foundation, a group that also runs gorilla rescue projects in Congo and Gabon. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/01/27/gorilla-walks-like-human_n_814994.html

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LoooL@LSK you have flair for the dramatic. I thought the title of the thread was actually headline of the article you posted. It will be interesting to see how large the crowds will be after the friday and how hard Mubarak will come down on the demonstrators. It will also amazing to see the voice of the Muslim Brotherhood has been eclipsed. People came out in their thousands today in Yemen.

Yemen protests: Thousands call on president to leave Thousands of Yemenis are demonstrating in the capital Sanaa, calling on Ali Abdullah Saleh, president for more than 30 years, to step down. Reports say they gathered in at least four locations in the capital, including Sanaa University. Protesters chanted anti-government slogans and made reference to the overthrow of the Tunisian president. Organisers have called on students and civil society groups to protest against corruption and economic policies. Yemenis complain of mounting poverty among a growing young population and frustration with a lack of political freedoms. The country has also been plagued by a range of security issues, including a separatist movement in the south and an uprising of Shia Houthi rebels in the north. There mounting fears that Yemen is becoming a leading al-Qaeda haven, with the high numbers of unemployed youths seen as potential recruits for Islamist militant groups. 'Tunisia-inspired' There have been a series of smaller protests in the lead up to Thursday's mass demonstrations. On Saturday, hundreds of Sanaa University students held competing protests on campus, with some calling for President Saleh to step down and others for him to remain in office. Over the weekend, Yemeni authorities arrested prominent rights activist, Tawakul Karman, accusing her of organising the anti-government protests. Her arrest sparked further protests in Sanaa. After her release from prison on Monday, she told CNN that there was a revolution taking place in her country inspired by Tunisia's so-called Jasmine Revolution. Protests in Tunisia have ended 23 years of President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali's rule and ignited unrest elsewhere in the region, including Algeria and Egypt. President Saleh, a Western ally, became leader of North Yemen in 1978, and has ruled the Republic of Yemen since the north and south merged in 1990. He was last re-elected in 2006. Yemenis are angry over parliament's attempts to loosen the rules on presidential term limits, sparking opposition concerns that Mr Saleh might try to appoint himself president for life. BBC

Juxa....maxaa ladhaafaa ninkaan nabad kunool yahey Soomaaliyo gubaneeso taariikh hada noo galaa that's just insensitive. N you are personally Juxa for destroying Waqooyi-now give JB his mag.

loooool...come on Juxa that was subliminal iskudir.

JB....N you stop being cruel and spitting in people's faces.

Isku dirka jooji cl meera dost hee.

^Of all the days to give us a history lesson, you chose TODAY? Your timing is wrong. http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/fullmaps_af.nsf/luFullMap/0EF6C2347D1ADE03C125781E003575C0/$File/map.pdf?OpenElement

^LoooooooL...I'm having my enjeelo now-gotta an early start to somewhere despite the snow outside.

Sanadkasta markuu biloowdo umada isku si ayee u ciyaan. Didn't think cl would be one of them.

Juxa-Jb can dig all he wants but to rub in our faces while millions of my countrymen are suffering is just cruel.

Sure-you really don't know when to quit do you?

It looked beautiful.

I don't think I would wanna bring anyone back to my life I would loved to meet five people, Al-Khwārizmī (Addition and Subtraction after the Method of the Indians), Seki Takakazu, Zhu Shijie ( Introduction to Computational Studies),the Buddha, and the first person to come with the concept of zero. Now, is there an option of sending someone to heaven?

I wonder what does Sharif literally do from sunrise to sunset?

How's this a news?

LooooooL@mild porn

Jawahiir has wounded pride.

LooooooL@evil doers...someone should have told him the Bush era is over and these people are beginning to sound like broken record-same argument over and over again. They seem to lack imagination and completely continue to misread the strategic imperatives of the West and if democracy is a currency the West values, the Middle East will be swimming in it right about now and Hosni Mubarak wouldn't be crushing protesters in the streets of Cairo.

Amazing what people can do when they have no room to maneuver and feel like they have nothing to lose. There's no fear in them.

Come now LSK-you can disagree with men but call him an office boy?

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