Gorillas

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Possibly insects or to much fertillizer is burning them up.

No. A person cannot sell what they do not own. If two people own the property both must sign their consent to the sale. If only one signs they will only transfer a half interest. In some states one tenant in a tenancy by the entirety, which is reserved for married couples and has special protections, cannot transfer their interest in the property.

No. A person cannot sell what they do not own. If two people own the property both must sign their consent to the sale. If only one signs they will only transfer a half interest. In some states one tenant in a tenancy by the entirety, which is reserved for married couples and has special protections, cannot transfer their interest in the property.

No. A person cannot sell what they do not own. If two people own the property both must sign their consent to the sale. If only one signs they will only transfer a half interest. In some states one tenant in a tenancy by the entirety, which is reserved for married couples and has special protections, cannot transfer their interest in the property.

No. A person cannot sell what they do not own. If two people own the property both must sign their consent to the sale. If only one signs they will only transfer a half interest. In some states one tenant in a tenancy by the entirety, which is reserved for married couples and has special protections, cannot transfer their interest in the property.

Depending on age and actual manufacturer, up to $250.

Grazers.

monkey can have flea's but flea cannot have monkey..hahah

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Vuvuzela and police whistling

noise of loudspeakers and people

While apes and monkeys are both primates, and are part of the same primate suborder, there are lots of differences between them. There are also lots of other sorts of primates. The distinction between different primate groups is­ based on physical characteristics and evolutionary ancestry.

The order of primates is characterized by animals with forward-facing eyes and highly flexible arms, legs and fingers. This body structure evolved as an adaptation for life in the trees: Primates have flexible limbs and grasping hands so they can move from branch to branch. The forward-facing eyes are also an adaptation for life in this environment: They give primates excellent depth perception, allowing them to accurately judge the distance between trees.

The 235 modern primate species are divided up into two suborders -- the prosimians and the anthropoids. The prosimians, made up of lemurs and similar animals, are the more primitive group. They exhibit lower intelligence and they more closely resemble other mammal groups (they typically have whiskers and extended snouts, for example). The prosimians split off from the evolutionary line leading to humans relatively early. Anthropoids, commonly called the "higher primates," comprise the rest of the species in the primate order. Anthropoids vary considerably in size, geographical range and behavior, but they all have flat faces, small ears and relatively large, complex brains.

W­ithin the suborder of anthropoids, primates are grouped into monkeys, apes and hominids. The easiest way to distinguish monkeys from the other anthropoids is to look for a tail. Most monkey species have tails, but no apes or hominids do. Monkeys are much more like other mammals than apes and humans are. For example, most monkeys cannot swing from branch to branch, as apes and humans can, because their shoulder bones have a different structure. Instead, monkeys run along the tops of branches. Their skeletal structure is similar to a cat, dog or other four-footed animal, and they move in the same sort of way. On the evolutionary line leading to humans, monkeys split off long before apes did.

gorilla mothers

The gorilla digit was forgotten

The answer is in your own question: 0.43 inches!

About 83 Kilograms (Bannanas)

What gorillas eat varies based on their subspecies. Some species eats mainly plants, another species eats plants, bugs and fruits.

Willie B. gorilla lived until he was about 40 years old.

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Gorillas don't live anywhere near snow

It depends on species but territories are generally held by males and they return to the same territory each year, if they can fight-off competitors. The same hen turning-up is far from guaranteed, but re-use of a successful nest-site is quite possible. Disturbance of the old nest is not relevant.

It can be anywhere in the body. It is a flesh-easting disease caused by streptococcal bacteria.

if Dora the explorer explores there.

I can't say which are the two most common but most people with this condition have a high pulse rate (often with palpitations), a high body temperature, dry skin, dry eyes, weight loss, shakiness of the hands and, eventually, proptosis.

In the 1800s there was an ape who dropped a cinderblock on his foot and it got swollen.

Its the same thing, its comes through a wall, same difference, install in a window, or install through the wall.

The Boy Who Cried Wolf

Please don't consume any plant you don't know is edible. Always use this technique. First rub the plant on your arm and wait 15 minutes. If nothing happens like a rash rub it on your cheek. If nothing happens after 15 minutes rub it on your lips, then on your tongue. After waiting after all of these eat a small portion of this plant. Never eat large portions of it. If nothing occurs that plant is safe to consume. If any rashes, redness of the skin, or burning sensations on the skin occur, the plant is not edible and DO NOT consume the plant.