Gorilla swore-fare: grumpy gorilla gives the finger to photographer Jun 18, 2019 - Middle Finger Mania. A visitor to the Bristol Zoo in England got a … The kid tells Johnson, "In Rampage, your Gorilla sticks out a middle finger." Bobo, a 24-year-old western lowland gorilla, let his wild pal crawl all over his bo… Addeddate 2016-03-13 19:30:08 Here's how Dwayne Johnson responded when asked about gorilla giving middle finger in 'Rampage' by 2 kids. and he stuck his middle finger on XD I'd say enjoy! To support our ongoing gorilla protection efforts, our award-winning gorilla trackers, and the ongoing legacy of Dian Fossey’s courageous work, please consider donating to the Fossey Fund or even buying a symbolic “adoption” of gorilla Digit. See more ideas about apes, gorilla, animals. by Javier Moreno. A 19-year-old western lowland gorilla named Kwisha, at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs, appears to react to a paparazzo snapping her picture by giving the finger. Upon hearing this, Johnson and the others nearby burst out laughing and he tells the kids, "Yes, the Gorilla did stick up the middle finger. Pritchard thought he might have seen the gorilla giving him the finger as he took the photos, but wasn't sure until he arrived home and looked through his batch from the day. No monkey business for this guy. A 25-STONE gorilla gazes adoringly at a tiny wild bush baby — who is barely as big as the gorilla’s finger. This film has it all, giant sharks, snakes, bad acting, horrible special effects and a guy in your grandmas gorilla suit giving you the finger. A grumpy gorilla at Bristol Zoo was clearly fed up of being photographed, because one image that was captured by Bob Pitchford showed the hairy beast giving the finger to the photographer. A Photographer Captured A Gorilla Giving The Middle Finger. We were last at the zoo. BuzzFeed Staff. Details File Size: 371KB Duration: 1.400 sec Dimensions: 246x200 Created: 10/3/2016, 1:08:28 PM and we came to a gorilla. You’ll become an important member of the gorilla team and add your name to conservation history.