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Created in partnership with the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, each gorilla bracelet unlocks an interactive tracking map and helps Fahlo support their conservation.
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The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund contributes to both gorilla and golden monkey protection and research efforts, educating future conservationists and aiding communities who share their home with wildlife. With a long history of successful conservation work, their integrated approach includes close collaboration with local governments, communities, and global partners.
I love my bracelets so much!! they’re stylish and the fact they also help real animals in need of protection makes the purchase even more fulfilling , I will continue to build my collection and help the beautiful animals all around the world!!
I was so excited to get my 1st shark bracelet for Christmas. It has become a class project in my 4th grade class. We are learning about the importance of conservation and the tools scientists use to study these amazing animals. Every Friday students in all my classes are anxious to see where Chum has gotten to.
I love this bracelet! It’s fun to track “my” gorilla. Knowing that my purchase is helping these amazing gorillas, even if it’s just a little bit, makes me happy! Thank you so much for providing a quality bracelet along with the ability to track Ishyaka. How’s it looking to get a bracelet to track an Orangutan? 😀. And I have a hippo lover in the family as well. Hint hint. ❤️
At this age and stage, I only have belongings that make me giggle. There is so much joy in knowing “my” gorilla. She is a lot like me and we have similar backgrounds. It’s fun to watch as she moves around her African home. Feeling this connection to a living being is terrific, and knowing as a result that buying it supports her supporters means a lot. I now have purchased another for my granddaughter!
I love the bracelets and how they look.
I am a big supporter of wildlife animals and help out any way I can.
I only need 2 more and I will have all the animals!
So pleased with my bracelet, well made fantastic delivery time in fact this is my 4th bracelet I’ve ordered, 1 for my daughter and 1 each for my 2 granddaughters, we have had a lion, giraffe, elephant and of course my gorilla., extremely happy with them all
I got started on Fahlo by going to an aquarium and they had some bracelets, I thought they were cute so I got one and I instantly became obsessed. Would definitely recommend.
My sister sent me this for Christmas this past year and I’ve been looking up the movement on a regular basis. I also did a little bit of research on the area that my gorilla is living. It was fascination and I’m looking forward to more animals in the future!
Very beautiful, identical to the website. It fits really good and I just love tracking the animals! Very good product and the beads are so soft on your arm. Love the bracelet and I just ordered me 4 more!!!!
I love it but I’m a little sad because they were sold out of the forest green beans and now I wanna order another one in green so I’ll probably give this one to a friend
Love these bracelets, love supporting all these beautiful creatures in nature. Check them everyday on my phone. I enjoy the postcard that comes with each Bracelet telling you about your animal on your bracelet. 🦍🐘🐬🦒🐢 Oh I will get more, such a great cause.
I love these bracelets. I is fun for kids as well to see where the animals are traveling to. The thing I do is see how my animals are doing. I was traveling home from vacation and saw a turtle one which my girlfriend who takes care of our dogs love. She loved it to a point she bought some other one. I have bought all the animals and will Starz collecting all the color bracelets and hoping thete will be more animals to add to my collections. All my friends bought them fir Christmas gifts as well.
I would recommend to people out there if they haven't already to get one. I love that we get our animals and information about them as well.
I’m not personally a big fan of gorillas, but I got this one for a friend who likes them more than myself, and I’m sure he’ll be very excited about it! The charm looks just like in the pictures.
We finally were able to order a gorilla for my husband, since they’ve been sold out. Not only is the bracelet beautiful, he got the sweetest gorilla to track. So far we’ve ordered 6 fahlo bracelets and have 3 more coming!
Love it! They are the cutest. I’m planning to get more soon. I didn’t think I’ll like them so much and track the animals. Some will be Christmas’ presents. Love how well done is the gorilla 💕
I Love my bracelets and the whole concept so much that I bought more for early Christmas gifts 🎁. My friends loved the idea too and also ordered some Christmas gifts. I did have a mix up in one of my orders, but the company was very responsive and quickly rectified the issue. Great experience 👍 👍
Per our partners at the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, the gorillas are tracked to ensure their ongoing protection and to better understand their behavior, ecology, genetic diversity, and habitat requirements—all of which is essential to developing effective conservation strategies. Their holistic approach is founded on four key pillars: daily gorilla protection, scientific research, training conservationists in Africa, and helping local communities to ensure the future of gorilla conservation for generations to come. The Fossey Fund protects two of the four gorilla subspecies: the critically endangered Grauer’s gorillas in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, and the endangered mountain gorillas in the Virunga mountains of Rwanda.
Learn more about our partner’s work protecting gorillas here.
How are gorillas tracked?
The gorillas are not physically tagged, so tracking consists of teams of trackers following the trail of the gorilla groups they monitor until they find them each day and then they use GPS devices to gather and record information.
Not at all! The gorillas have become indifferent to the presence of the trackers and to ensure their ongoing health, trackers spend just enough time with the gorillas to ensure they are all present and healthy.
How many gorillas are left in the wild?
The two subspecies tracked by the Fossey Fund—mountain gorillas and Grauer’s gorillas—are endangered and critically endangered, respectively. A population of just over 1,000 mountain gorillas remains, while the Grauer’s gorillas in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have about 6,800 remaining – having lost 60% of their population in recent decades.
What are gorilla personalities like?
Just like humans, every gorilla has a unique and individual personality! Young gorillas tend to be more energetic and playful, becoming more calm as they mature. Adult gorillas are gentle, curious, and quite shy—though they spend less time playing, they may still be caught goofing around on occasion.
Do male gorillas help care for their young?
Just like human dads, gorilla dads know how to have fun with their little ones! They are incredibly patient, often acting as jungle gyms for infants who lay on and roll off their backs. Silverbacks (adult males) spend time caring for and socializing with older infant gorillas, even though they don’t know which baby is theirs.
One famous example is the silverback Cantsbee, who was known to “babysit” five or six infants while their mothers were foraging. Research has also shown that blackback (immature) males who spend more time playing with infants and juveniles are more likely to sire offspring once they become silverbacks.
Chest-beating is one of the most iconic sounds in the animal kingdom and can be heard over a kilometer away (just over a half mile). Gorillas will cup their hands and beat rapidly to indicate their body size and competitive ability to rival males as well as potential mates. Other times, it may be used as a playful gesture.
Per our partners at the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, the gorillas are tracked to ensure their ongoing protection and to better understand their behavior, ecology, genetic diversity, and habitat requirements—all of which is essential to developing effective conservation strategies. Their holistic approach is founded on four key pillars: daily gorilla protection, scientific research, training conservationists in Africa, and helping local communities to ensure the future of gorilla conservation for generations to come. The Fossey Fund protects two of the four gorilla subspecies: the critically endangered Grauer’s gorillas in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, and the endangered mountain gorillas in the Virunga mountains of Rwanda.
Learn more about our partner’s work protecting gorillas here.
The gorillas are not physically tagged, so tracking consists of teams of trackers following the trail of the gorilla groups they monitor until they find them each day and then they use GPS devices to gather and record information.
Not at all! The gorillas have become indifferent to the presence of the trackers and to ensure their ongoing health, trackers spend just enough time with the gorillas to ensure they are all present and healthy.
The two subspecies tracked by the Fossey Fund—mountain gorillas and Grauer’s gorillas—are endangered and critically endangered, respectively. A population of just over 1,000 mountain gorillas remains, while the Grauer’s gorillas in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have about 6,800 remaining – having lost 60% of their population in recent decades.
Just like humans, every gorilla has a unique and individual personality! Young gorillas tend to be more energetic and playful, becoming more calm as they mature. Adult gorillas are gentle, curious, and quite shy—though they spend less time playing, they may still be caught goofing around on occasion.
Just like human dads, gorilla dads know how to have fun with their little ones! They are incredibly patient, often acting as jungle gyms for infants who lay on and roll off their backs. Silverbacks (adult males) spend time caring for and socializing with older infant gorillas, even though they don’t know which baby is theirs.
One famous example is the silverback Cantsbee, who was known to “babysit” five or six infants while their mothers were foraging. Research has also shown that blackback (immature) males who spend more time playing with infants and juveniles are more likely to sire offspring once they become silverbacks.
Chest-beating is one of the most iconic sounds in the animal kingdom and can be heard over a kilometer away (just over a half mile). Gorillas will cup their hands and beat rapidly to indicate their body size and competitive ability to rival males as well as potential mates. Other times, it may be used as a playful gesture.
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