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Pole Pole

Western Lowland Gorilla

Pole Pole was a male western lowland gorilla who lived from 1989 to 2021, spending most of his life at Loro Parque.

36 Years old
1989 Born
● Deceased ♂ Male Critically Endangered
Pole Pole the gorilla
About Pole Pole

A captive-born western lowland gorilla entered the world at Zoo Z rich on 28 December 1989, the son of Inge and N’gola. Within months he was moved to the Zoologisch‑botanischer Garten Wilhelma, where he began his early social development under close keeper observation.

His longest stay began in July 1995 when he arrived at Loro Parque. For over twenty‑five years he became a familiar presence for visitors, his silverback stature marking the passage of time in the troop. Keepers noted his health closely, especially as the species faces a critical risk of extinction in the wild.

On 22 January 2021, after a possible stroke, he was humanely euthanized at the age of 31. His life spanned four zoological institutions, reflecting the collaborative nature of European gorilla management programs.

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Profile
Born 28 December 1989
Age 36 years old
Gender ♂ Male
Subspecies Western Lowland Gorilla
Born at Zoo Z rich
Passed Away 22 January 2021
Family
🦍
Inge
Mother
🦍
N'gola
Father
Life Timeline
28 December 1989
🍼 Birth
Born at Zoo Z rich (captive-born).
28 December 1989
🚛 Transfer
Transferred to Zoo Z rich.
7 August 1990
🚛 Transfer
Transferred to Zoologisch-botanischer Garten Wilhelma.
27 October 1990
🚛 Transfer
Transferred to M nchener Tierpark Hellabrunn.
13 July 1995
🚛 Transfer
Transferred to Loro Parque.
22 January 2021
🕊️ Death
Died at Loro Parque Cause: euthanized (possible stroke)..
Zoo History
Zoo Z rich
1989 – 1990
Zoologisch-botanischer Garten Wilhelma
1990 – 1990
M nchener Tierpark Hellabrunn
1990 – 1995
Loro Parque
1995 – 2021
🎂 Birthday
81
days until next birthday
Will turn 37 years old
🌿 Conservation
Critically Endangered

Gorillas are among the most endangered species on Earth. Habitat loss and poaching remain the primary threats.

IUCN Red List ↗
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