Gorilla Brothers, Alf and Kesho, Hug As They're Reunited After Three Years Apart:
It's a story of brotherly love.
Alf and Kesho, two lowland Gorilla brothers, were recently reunited at a safari park in England after being separated for three years, according to The Telegraph.
As the picture show, the two apes wasted no time getting reacquainted. According to the Mirror, Kesho, 13, and Alf, 9, recognized each other right away, hugging and shaking hands when they saw one another.
Kesho and Alf, who now weigh 485 pounds and 242 pounds, respectively, were born at Dublin Zoo, the BBC reports, but became separated when Kesho was taken to another zoo to breed.
