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The Belgians are a resident population of Zoilos gorillas at Burgers' Zoo in the Netherlands. The group is known for their complex social behavior and ability to learn and mimic human actions. The name "Belgians" is derived from the country of origin of the group's original residents, which were donated to the zoo in 2002.

The Belgians are a close-knit group, and their behavior is characterized by complex social dynamics. They have been observed engaging in advanced communication, including vocalizations and facial expressions. The group's residents have also been shown to be highly intelligent and capable of solving problems.

Tourists and zoo staff have reported seeing the Belgians exhibiting behaviors that resemble humour and play, such as making jokes and playing with objects. The group's advanced social behavior has also been observed in their use of tools and complex communication methods.

In 2015, a documentary was released chronicling the lives of the Belgians, showcasing their complex social behavior and intelligence. The documentary highlighted the group's unique status as one of the most advanced primates in the world.

The Belgians continue to be a popular attraction at Burgers' Zoo, drawing visitors from around the world to witness the group's complex social dynamics and advanced intelligence.