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Dian Fossey dedicated her life to protecting mountain gorillas in the Virunga Mountains of Rwanda. Her groundbreaking research and conservation efforts focused on understanding their behavior and habitat while combating poaching and habitat destruction. Fossey's work significantly raised awareness about the threats facing these endangered primates and contributed to their conservation.
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What was the animal Diane Fossey spend her life protecting?
Gorillas
Which type of animal did Diane fossey spend her life protecting?
Mountain Gorillas
Where did Diane fossey spend her life studying and protecting mountain gorillas?
In Africa .
What organism did Diane Fossey spend her life protecting?
Gorillas. Mountain gorillas, I believe.
What animals did American zoologist Dian Fossey spend her life protecting?
Dian Fossey spent and ultimately gave her life protecting mountain gorillas.
Which of the following animals did Dian Fossey spend her life protecting A chimpanzees of Central Africa B Mountain Gorillas of Central Africa C rescuing orphaned African plains' lion cubs?
Dian Fossey, 1932-1985, wrote her book, "Gorillas in the Mist," to highlight her work to protect the Mountain Gorillas of Central Africa.
Which animal did Diane Fossey spend her life protecting?
She spent about 18 years studying Gorillas in Rwanda. She did extensive work in trying to protect Gorillas and to The film "Gorillas in the Mist" was made about her. She wrote a book of the same name.
What was Dian Fossey's favorite gorillas?
Digit was Dian Fossey's FAVORITE gorilla. She spend Lot's of time with him.
Who is protecting France and how are they protecting it?
France is protecting itself. Along with many international relations with other countries. France is the 3rd country in the world to spend the most money on national defence.
How do vets spend their time during work?
vets spend their time treating animals
What definition of scansorial animals?
Animals that spend at least some of their time climbing.
Does the vet tech spend more time with animals?
Yes.
