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Zookeeper John looks after the gorillas, providing them with care and sharing playful facts about the species as he works. He is also responsible for delivering their lunch daily, ensuring the majestic creatures are fed properly on schedule throughout the day.

Goraille is a programme presented in an episode format, centred on the daily life of a zoo’s primate enclosure. The series is built around the interactions between staff and the animals, offering viewers a glimpse into routine zoo work without venturing beyond the core premise. Its focus remains tightly on the care and observation of the gorillas, keeping the narrative straightforward and confined to the setting described. The central figure of the show is John, the dedicated zookeeper responsible for looking after the gorillas. As he moves through the enclosure, he routinely offers visitors light‑hearted, informative tidbits about the animals, turning each moment into a chance to share playful facts. His commentary is woven into the routine, ensuring that the audience learns something new while watching him tend to the group. Beyond the educational anecdotes, John also handles the practical side of the gorillas’ day‑to‑day welfare by preparing and delivering their meals. He is tasked with ensuring that these majestic creatures receive their lunch on schedule, a responsibility that underscores his role as both caretaker and provider. This combination of fact‑sharing and feeding duties forms the backbone of the episode’s content.