Robin Williams once shared a heartwarming moment with Koko, the gorilla known for her ability to understand over 2,000 words and use 1,000 signs in sign language. Their bond was instant, with both showing deep affection and laughter. When Koko was later told of Robin’s death, she responded with the signs “CRY” and “LIP,” then became quiet and visibly emotional, bowing her head and quivering. The moment showed Koko’s emotional intelligence — and how deeply Robin’s presence touched even non-humans

In 2001, Robin Williams met Koko the gorilla — a moment of pure, wordless connection between two extraordinary souls. Koko, mourning the loss of her companion, found joy again as Robin made her laugh, play, and even steal his glasses. Years later, when Robin passed, Koko mourned too, understanding her friend was gone. Their bond was a reminder that empathy knows no species — and that Robin’s kindness reached even beyond words. | Did You Catch This?

In 2001 Robin Williams met Koko, the gorilla who had learned to speak English through sign language; the animal was going through a difficult period but her meeting with the actor helped her overcome it and, consequently, their incredible and exciting friendship lasted more than thirteen years. Koko's caregiver, Patterson, said: "Note that Robin made Koko smile, which she hadn't done in over six months, since her childhood gorilla companion, Michael, died at the age of 27. It was an amazing and