and their keepers. hi there, welcome to london zoo. as you mentioned, this is the annual weigh in. it is a very special one this year, it has been 100 years of the london zoo annual weigh in. 14,000 animals will be weighed over the course of this week. we have seen penguins, tigers, and now, we are at the gorilla enclosure. i will bring in the lead primate keeper here to tell is a little bit more about what we are seeing over my shoulder. there is a star attraction today, tell us more about the silverback gorilla. silverback gorilla. came from tenerife. silverback gorilla. came from tenerife, joined silverback gorilla. came from tenerife, joined us silverback gorilla. came from tenerife, joined us as - silverback gorilla. came from tenerife, joined us as part i silverback gorilla. came from tenerife, joined us as part of| silverback gorilla. came from - tenerife, joined us as part of the breeding group, we are so hopeful he will. , ., ., , ., . , will. these animals are critical
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junior colleagues, there is little sign of compromise from any side in the dispute. every year, zoo keepers at london zoo recalled the statistics of their animals to monitor their health and well being. todayis monitor their health and well being. today is weigh in day. we have this report. a wonderfuljob here today, what a day for it. we have been at london zoo all morning for the annual weighing of 14,000 animals. it will take a whole week to weigh them all. we ve already seen the tigers, gorillas, and penguins. and now, we are at the squirrel monkey enclosure, some of the smallest primates out there. each weighs only 500 grams each. we werejust primates out there. each weighs only 500 grams each. we were just the gorilla enclosure, where the largest silverback weighed in at 196 kilograms. to talk to all of this, we bring in the head of london zoo.
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