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Max got into a scuffle with a porcupine yesterday morning...poor baby...took us forever to get them all out...in his nose, lips, and chest. Sorry the pic isn't so good...I was trying to take it quickly, cuz I wanted to get to the business of removing them for him...he was NOT happy! He is fine today, and all is well again! (Lesson learned? Probably not..)
Swope Park Rangers 5, San Antonio FC 2
September 17, 2017
Swope Soccer Village
Photo taken by Nick Smith
digital zur Überbrückung bis die Filme entwickelt sind, hoffentlich Ende der Woche. Vielen Dank für's tapfere Durchhalten trotz der Kälte, Max! Der Weg einer Freiheit: Ruhe: www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeqAS9A8aMw
Max Von Sydow (center) at the Governor's Ball following the telecast of the 61st Annual Academy Awards, 1989.
NOTE: Permission granted to copy, publish, broadcast or post any of my photos, but please credit "photo by Alan Light" if you can. Thanks.
Scanned from the original 35MM film negative.
Max running down a deserted dirt road out near Hecla in Iceland during filming of Money Geyser, a film that accurately predicted the collapse of Iceland's economy
From this corner of his loveseat, Max can see through the dining room and all the way into the kitchen. It lets him be a vigilant little Doberman and ultra-lazy at the same time.
This is the gorilla family (late silverback: N'Kosi) currently living at the North Carolina Zoo in Asheboro (NC), United States.
Color Key - Black: males, red: females, grey: non-residents (with their current location) or deceased.
Arrows - Pointing from parents to their offspring.
Please note: N'Kosi had another offspring with Jamani, a stillborn male (d. 30-Jun-2011). — N'Kosi had two more offspring with Nia (* 1993) at the Columbus Zoo: an aborted female (d. 21-Apr-2003) and Dotty (b. 17-Apr-2004, Columbus). — N'Kosi arrived at the N.C. Zoo from the Columbus Zoo in March 2008, Jamani from the San Diego Zoo in January 2010. — The zoo's first baby gorilla, Kwanza, was born in March 1989. He was transferred in 1998 to Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo.
This chart is based on the interactive online Gorilla Studbook by James R. Davis and the official International Studbook, published by Frankfurt Zoo. If you find a mistake, please let me know.
Image of N'Kosi (c) ucumari, image of Acacia (c) Max Block, image of Olympia (c) Tom Gillespie / NC Zoo, image of Acacia's baby (c) NC Zoo, image of Apollo (c) Windy Sawczyn, image of Bomassa (c) N.C. Zoo. If you are the owner of another image used for this chart please get in touch so I can give you credits.
For the meaning of the gorillas' names see the zoo's gorilla page, or have a look at their 2013 Gorilla Guide (pdf, right click to download).
See more family trees on Gorilla Genealogy.