File:Richard Lynch Garner inside his cage in Africa.png

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English: Primate researcher Richard L. Garner lived in a cage in Africa to study gorillas in the field
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Author The book is by Richard Lynch Gardner. The Illustrator is not credited in the book.

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Primate researcher Richard L. Garner lived in a cage in Africa to study gorillas in the field

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