The Woohoos!

The friends overhear Gorilla Woohoo singing, but when they ask him to perform the same song again he cannot manage it. After some investigation they discover that gorillas naturally sing only while they are eating, and that their sign of happiness is a loud burp.

Gorilla's Got Talent is a television programme presented as a single episode. It falls squarely within the genre of light‑hearted, animal‑focused entertainment, offering viewers a brief but amusing glimpse into the antics of a charismatic primate. In this particular installment, a group of friends happen to overhear the gorilla, known as Woohoo, producing a melodic tune. Curious, they request that he repeat the performance, only to discover that he is unable to do so on demand. Their initial surprise gives way to a playful investigation of why the creature’s singing seems so fleeting. Working together, the friends piece together a simple explanation: the gorilla’s vocalisations occur naturally while he is eating, and his expression of pleasure takes the form of a burp. By linking the act of feeding with the song and the feeling of happiness with the burp, they arrive at a clear, if comical, understanding of Woohoo’s behaviour. The episode therefore ends on a light note, showing how the friends’ teamwork leads them to decode the gorilla’s unique communication style. It reinforces the programme’s premise that even the most unexpected moments—like a singing gorilla—can be explained with a little observation and a dash of humour.