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Gorillas Executed in Congo Park Video August 1, 2007—Four rare gorillas were shot in Africa's Virunga park on July 22. Get up close with other Virunga gorillas as rangers patrol the park to prevent another tragedy.Welcome to the National Geographic video player.Video Sections

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