Dian fossey

Dian Fossey, American zoologist who became the world’s leading authority on the mountain gorilla.

Nyirmachabelli-"The woman who lives alone on the mountain." I believe this photo may have been taken by Bob Campbell between the years of 1969 to 1972 who photographed much of her work with the mountain gorillas. Dian Fossey's tragic murder, sometime during the night on Christmas 1985, was as mysterious as her incredible life. But she made many enemies; from local poachers whom she waged all out war with for years to high ranking Rwandan officials. Dian is buried behind her cabin (what's…

Dian Fossey with Coco, Pucker Puss and dog Cindy

Curious Cloud on Instagram: “Dian fossey with Pucker puss y Coco in Rwanda. no #dianfossey #nature #naturaleza #photography #animales #animals #nationalgeographic…”

Dian Fossey has become a modern legend. Passionate, fearless, and committed, her life ended like a Hollywood movie: with her brutal and mysterious murder. But there's much more to her tale of 19 years in Borneo than its tragic conclusion as this double feature DVD will show. Dian Fossey Part of a gorilla research study in Central Africa and armed with a will of steel, Dian overcame both the physical hardships and the loneliness to win the trust of the gorillas she was in Africa to study. Her…

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Sigourney Weaver in Gorillas in The Mist -true story of Dian Fossey -one of my favorites!

Dian Fossey spent almost two decades studying and working with the mountain gorillas in Rwanda and became a leading anti-poaching advocate, a role that many believe led to her murder by unknown assailants in 1985.