Sabyinyo Gorilla Group – A mountain gorilla family from Volcanoes National Park Rwanda

Sabyinyo gorilla group is an easily accessible group led by the powerful silverback Guhonda. Guhonda, the largest silverback of all the groups, who is well known for his massive physical appearance. Guhonda has kept his main challenger, Ryango, out of his group as a lonely silverback. There are fewer members within this family than in the other groups however they are equally impressive as a family.

Sabinyo gorilla group was named after the Sabyinyo volcano which means “old man’s teeth”. Sabyinyo is one of the groups closest to the park’s edge with 8 individuals: 1 Silverback (the biggest in the park); 3 Adult females; 1 Non adult female; 2 Juveniles and 1 Baby.

The Sabyinyo Gorilla Family of Sabinyo gorilla  Groups is one of the easier Gorilla Group Families to track in Volcanoes National Park.

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