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Watch two huge gorillas trade blows in furious zoo enclosure punch-up

Visitors watched in horror as the hulking primates grappled at Henry Doorly zoo in Omaha, Nebraska

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Visitors at an American zoo got more than they bargained for when two gorillas went head to head in a furious punch-up.
The footage shows the moment thegorillas traded punches as their fight played out in the middle of their glassed enclosure at Henry Doorly zoo in Omaha, Nebraska.
Onlookers yelled for zoo keepers to intervene as the herbivorous apes went head to head in a battle that resembled a boxing match.
Initially the pair were filmed running around before they eventually traded blows, showing their teeth before they both ran off in a fit of temper.
Brutal gorilla punch up
Fight club: this brutal gorilla punch up shows the pair going head to head
This is not the first time thetemperamental apes have put on a scare show for toursists.
Last year one of the zoo's silverback gorillas went bananas running up to a viewing window and landing a massive punch.

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