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Gorillas typically require a habitat that spans several square miles to thrive, depending on factors such as food availability and the specific species. In the wild, a group of gorillas may occupy a territory ranging from 1 to 15 square kilometers (0.4 to 5.8 square miles). Their home range is influenced by the availability of food sources and the social structure of the group. Conservation efforts aim to protect these habitats to ensure their survival.
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How much DNA do gorillas share with humans?
Gorillas share about 98 of their DNA with humans.
How much DNA do we share with gorillas?
Humans share approximately 98 of their DNA with gorillas.
What is the difference between gorillas and spider monkeys?
Gorillas are much bigger than a spider monkey
What do gorillas use to survive?
paenuts
How gorilas get space?
Gorillas establish their space and boundaries through vocalizations, body language, and displays of power like chest-beating and roaring. They also use scent markings to communicate and define their territory against other gorilla groups. By displaying dominance and aggression in these ways, gorillas can deter potential threats and assert their territorial boundaries.
What do gorillas hunt?
Gorillas are mainly herbivores, plant eaters. Not much hunting needed to catch a plant.
What relationships do gorillas have with other species?
well some say that we evolved from gorillas so we are much like them.
Are gorillas aggressive?
Gorillas are not typically aggressive animals. They are known to be peaceful and social creatures, but can become aggressive if they feel threatened or are protecting their young. It's important to respect their space and observe them from a safe distance in the wild.
Are gorillas mammels?
Very much so.
How many gorillas are there in Gorillas in the Mist?
i love james donnan soo much! my best friend loves thomas moore so much <3
Do gorillas use simple tools?
yes
Does gorillas use surroundings to help it survive?
no
