Yes, they are herbivores.
Yes, gorillas are 97% vegetarian, mainly fruit, and 3% insectivorous, mainly termites.
Yes, they eat fruit and vegetation (and the occasional insect).
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Gorillas are herbivores. They typically do not hunt.
Gorillas are strictly herbivores except for lowland gorillas. While lowland gorillas are generally classified as herbivores, they may also eat small insects, particularly ants and termites.
Gorillas are mainly herbivores, plant eaters. Not much hunting needed to catch a plant.
No, gorillas are primarily herbivores and mainly feed on plants, fruits, and leaves. They do not typically graze on grass like some other herbivores such as cows or horses.
No. Hippos are (mostly) herbivores anyway. Even if they were physiologically capable of eating a gorilla it would take days upon days to finish the job.
The typical diet of a mountain gorilla consists mainly of plants such as leaves, stems, fruits, and bamboo shoots. They are primarily herbivores and also consume some insects occasionally.
No. Gorillas are mainly herbivores, and would not kill an ox to eat. A gorilla wouldn't kill an ox even out of defense. In addition, gorillas and ox will not fight each other unlike predators that attack.
Gorillas CAN eat meat, but are mainly herbivores. They are hugely unlikely to try to eat a whole deer in one go.
Absolutely not, for two very important reasons:Gorillas are herbivores, not carnivores.Gorillas and wolves live on two entirely different continents AND biomes.
The scientific name of the lowland gorilla is Gorilla gorilla.