The Man Who Kills The

Gorillas Are Almost Altruistic In Nature. There's Very Little If Any 'me-itis.' When I Get Back To Civilization I'm Always Appalled By 'me, Me, Me.'

I Had A Wonderful Contact, Especially With Uncle Bert Who Was An Angel And Led The Whole Group Over To My Side Of A Steep Ravine I Could Not Cross To Get Over To Them

I Feel More Comfortable With Gorillas Than People. I Can Anticipate What A Gorilla's Going To Do, And They're Purely Motivated.

[about Gorillas] You Take These Fine, Regal Animals. How Many (human) Fathers Have The Same Sense Of Paternity? How Many Human Mothers Are More Caring? The Family Structure Is Unbelievably Strong.

I Had This Great Urge... I Had It The Day I Was Born. Some May Call It Destiny. My Parents And Friends Called It Dismaying.