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Great Apes Film Initiative Presents...

Saturday 16th May 2009

Port Lympe Wild Animal Park in conjunction with Great Apes Film Initiative presents 'Titus - Gorilla King'

This is a film about Titus who was an incredibly successful silverback, originally from the group who were studied by Dian Fossey in the seventies and his uncle was the famous silverback Digit who was highlighted in the film 'Gorillas in the mist'.

Great Apes Film Initiative is an organisation set up with the aim to make wildlife television programmes about great apes freely available to audiences in their countries of origin. Their solution is to use the recently invented system of projecting films via a normal bicycle, as long as someone keeps pedalling, there is enough electricity generated to show the films!

Film starts at 2pm

Booking essential, please call 01303 264647.

A donation will be required. Normal park admission costs apply.

©The Aspinall Foundation – Registered Charity 326567.
The Howletts Wild Animal Trust Limited Registered company no. 4711904, Registered charity no. 1100845
Registered office: Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, Lympne, Nr Hythe, Kent, CT21 4PD

Totallywild.net is the official website promoting the charitable work of The Aspinall Foundation in protecting endangered species. The Howletts and Port Lympne wild animal, safari and wildlife parks are the UK based sites for endangered animal conservation. Unlike ordinary zoos, these parks allow visitors to see conservation in action, providing kids, families and adults alike with a wide variety of ‘Totally Wild’ fun days out, packed with exciting activities for the whole family. Our landscaped gardens and mansion house can also be hired for weddings, events and other functions.

All revenues raised through ticket sales support our animal conservation work and breeding programmes, so please, do come and visit us for your day out in Kent and do your bit for conservation!