Gorillas

The natural enemies of gorillas are primarily humans, who pose threats through hunting, habitat destruction, and disease transmission. Apart from humans, other potential threats to gorillas include leopards and crocodiles.

They are black and sometimes gray. It depends on the gorilla. Most gorillas are black. The silverbacks have a large area of silver fur on their backs.

Mountain gorillas mainly eat leaves, shoots, stems, fruits, and sometimes insects. Their diet is primarily vegetarian, consisting of a wide variety of plants, but they may occasionally supplement their diet with small animals like insects.

The process that pulls carbon dioxide from the air to make plant food is called photosynthesis. During photosynthesis, plants use sunlight to convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose (plant food) and oxygen. This process is essential for plant growth and is a key part of the carbon cycle on Earth.

Gorillas are primarily herbivores, consuming mostly fruits, leaves, and stems. While they have been known to eat insects occasionally, there is no documented evidence of gorillas actively seeking out or consuming fish in the wild.

The gorilla is a very human-like creature, so it has four fingers and one thumb on each hand.

Gorillas' main enemies are humans due to hunting, habitat destruction, and disease transmission. Other threats include leopards, which may prey on young gorillas, and larger predators like lions and crocodiles in some regions. However, gorillas' size, strength, and social structure help protect them from many predators.

Fertilization occurs internally, in the female's reproductive tract, specifically in the fallopian tubes, after mating between male and female mountain gorillas. The sperm from the male gorilla travels up the female's reproductive tract to reach the egg for fertilization.

Gorillas aren't a threat to humans infact it is the wrong way round. Humans are the greatest threat to gorillas. Gorillas are actually herbivors which means they don't "eat" humans and gorilas are very shy. If you type iun Dian Fossey into google images then you will see her sitting in a circle with gorillas. She researched gorillas if you are wondering.

Humans are the greatest threat to these wonderful animals.

Gorillas live in groups called troops in the wild, typically in dense forests. They build nests in trees or on the ground to rest and sleep. Gorillas are known for their strong social bonds and complex communication within their troop.

A gorilla named Gargantua, which was raised in captivity, was the largest known gorilla in the world, weighing, according to sources (see related link below) around 550 to 600 lbs. Lowland gorillas in the wild only grow to around 400 to 500 lbs, by comparison.

Gorillas were officially discovered by Western science in the early 20th century. The first scientific description of gorillas was made by American explorer Thomas Savage in the 19th century, but it wasn't widely accepted until later expeditions confirmed their existence.

Gorillas primarily live in tropical forests with temperatures ranging from 60-80 degrees Fahrenheit. They are found in equatorial regions of Africa, including rainforests, montane forests, and bamboo forests.

Gorillas have adaptations like their large body size, strong muscles, and thick fur for protection in their forest habitats. Their opposable thumbs and strong grip help them climb trees and forage for food easily. Gorillas also have a complex social structure and communication system to navigate their social interactions within their groups.

Gorillas' enemies typically include predators such as leopards and humans, who may hunt them for bushmeat, trophies, or theft of their habitat. Additionally, disease outbreaks like Ebola can also pose a significant threat to gorilla populations.

Silverback gorillas are primarily herbivores, feeding on a diet consisting mainly of fruits, leaves, shoots, and stems. Occasionally, they may also consume insects and small animals. Their diet varies depending on the availability of food in their habitat.

No, they're mammals. Mammals don't lay eggs (except for monotremes).

Gorillas have very muscular bodies.A big butt means you either have a fat or muscular butt.Their butts aren't saggy or jiggly,so they have muscular butts.A human who does squats frequently will,get a bigger butt because of the muscle increase.Gorillas naturally are muscular do to genetics,so that is why their bodies look they way they are (including butts).

Gorillas live in the rainforests and subtropical forests in Africa. The term Silverback refers to a male gorilla having reached an age of maturity which becomes visibly distinctive in a silvery-grey coloring that appears on the back of the gorilla.

Approximately 35 years in the wild, and about 50 years in captivity.

Gorillas, like humans, are primates. This means they share a common ancestor with humans, a proto-ape, if you will. Because of this evolutionary kinship, they are very like us, they can walk on their feet when they're adults, they can eat with their hands, they can listen and learn as quick as we can so they are nearly the same as us! Gorillas in captivity have shown a remarkable grasp of basic language concepts heretofore thought to belong to humans alone. The most famous of these gorillas, Koko, learned to communicate with researchers using sign language, since a gorilla's vocal cords aren't capable of reproducing spoken language. Koko produced complex sentences using sign language suggesting gorillas and humans likely share similar thought processes. Koko expressed emotions and a rich and complex mental life.

There are approximately 1,000 silverback gorillas left in the wild, primarily in the forests of Central Africa. They are classified as critically endangered due to habitat loss, poaching, and disease. Conservation efforts are underway to help protect and increase their population.

Wild gorillas will eat fresh fruit, plants, herbs, tree bark, bugs, and bamboo. Gorillas that live in the western low lands will eat differently than gorillas that live in the mountains. Mountain gorillas are vegetarian and western low land gorillas are not.

I've seen Koko finger paint. It wasn't high quality stuff.