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Building a future

in which people live in harmony


with nature.

TOGETHER

Available on iPad, Android and Kindle Fire tablets


worldwildlife.org/together

How to fold an origami

G O R I L L A

Origami design by Joseph Wu / Diagram by Andrew Hudson


©2012 World Wildlife Fund
1. Start with a square piece of paper.

Origami design by Joseph Wu / Diagram by Andrew Hudson GORILLA 2


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2. Fold and unfold. 3. Fold the edges to the center. 4. Fold and unfold.

5. Fold to the center. 6. Pull out corners and squash. 7. Turn over.

8. Bisect angle. 9. Match up edges. 10. Fold.

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13. Fold both at once, allowing the arms to
11. Fold down about 1/3. 12. Crease angle bisector. swing out from behind.

14. Fold the whole model in half. 15. Bisect angle. 16. Reverse fold.

19. Open the back half of the model along


17. Fold through endpoints. Repeat behind. 18. Fold to spine. Repeat behind. the spine.

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20. Fold down. 21. Pull points out. 22. Fold feet at an angle.

25. Fold the hands so that they are on the


23. Fold legs down. 24. Fold the model flat again. same line as the feet.

26. Round the rear of the gorilla. 27. Finished!

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