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Gorillas
The largest of the primates, this ground-dwelling herbivore inhabits the forests of central west Africa. There are three subspecies. Gorilla gorilla gorilla lives in the western lowlands and Gorilla gorilla graueri resides in the eastern lowlands. The Mountain Gorilla, Gorilla beringei beringei, lives in the mountains of Central Africa.
3,846 Questions
What does it mean when you call someone a gorilla?
The name is from a Greek word, gorillai meaning "hairy women."
How do animals and plants depend on each other in pond life?
Animals eat the plant and breaths out carbon dioxide which plants need to survive
How many cross river gorillas are the left in the world?
Real Answer
200,000+
Answer:
There are very few gorillas left in the wild:
- 125,000 western lowland gorillas living in the wild in West Central Africa. This gorilla is also the type most often seen in zoos.
- The eastern lowland gorilla population is estimated at 5,000-15,000 in the eastern Congolese rainforest around 1960 but this has fallen to 2,500 in the wild today.
- The mountain gorillas are the rarest only about 600 are left in the wild, about 320 in the Virunga Mountains and another 300 in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park in Uganda.
This would make a total count of 150 000 to 250,000.
Which is the animal that eats both plants and animals?
An animal that eats both animal and plant matter is known as an omnivore. Some animals which are omnivorous include chipmunks, badgers, chicken, pigs, rhinoceros and so many more.
Do gorillas hunt their own food?
yes they are even silver backs will fall to the leopard from time to time and its very rare i don't think its been recorded but there is evidence like dead gorillas with leopard claw marks on them.
What do plants and animals breathe in during night?
At night animals breathe in Carbon Dioxide because plants reverse their gas exchanging pattern due to the disappearance of the sun. Plants will produce carbon dioxide from oxygen (O2) and glucose (C6H12O6) and the carbon dioxide inhaled will be changed in oxygen + carbon by fission.
C6H12O6 + O2 = CO2 + extra atoms
CO2/fission = O2 + extra C atom
Could a gorilla tear a man in half?
Gorillas do not punch because this is human trait only that has been applied to gorillas in Hollywood movies such as Planet of the Apes. Gorillas pound their chests and grab and throw things or charge as a means of defense.
Yes, there are some scientists looking into it, but they found a disease inside a mountain gorilla's immune system and he has all the symtoms but the gorilla acts fine. They know that if a perso got it, they would die immediatly. So yes.
What is the difference between a female stag beetle and a male stag beetle?
Males are very rare, with less than 1 in a 1000 being male. Females are parthenogenetic, though, so they do not need males to reproduce, but if the eggs are not fetilised by a male, they are technically just clones of the original insect. Feamles lay several hundred eggs in their lifetime.
Males are a lot thinner than the females, and females have red marks at the top of their forelegs.
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Who'd win in a fight between 2 chimps and a gorilla?
Chimps (along with gorillas, bonobos, orangutans, gibbons and siamangs) are apes. If you're asking gorilla versus chimp, then gorillas are MUCH bigger (over 2x as much for the males) but chimps can cooperate to aggress much moreso than gorillas, so one-on-one a gorilla male probably would beat a chimp male, but it's less clear if you let more than one male chimp in on it.
Did black people come from gorillas?
Most scientists believe that humans descended from monkey and ape like creatures through thousands of years of evolution. However, this progression includes all humans, not just those of any specific race.
What other baby animals are called calves?
cows, bison, yaks, camels, water buffalo, elephants, dolphins, giraffes, hippos, rhinos, whales, large seals, moose, elks and red deer.
Bees live together in groups called "hives". Although, it's rare to see bees traveling together, because they are usually doing things to help their hive and their queen bee.
It growls, grunts, and cavorts. This answer is true. Believe me.
Do fruits grow in the tropical rain forest?
There are many tropical and citrus fruits that grown in hot climates. Dates, pineapple, figs, bananas, oranges, lemons, and limes all thrive in hot climates and countries.
What African animal eats a mountain gorilla?
Possibly lions and most often leopards. A leopard would only prey on injured or weak adults, and especially young gorillas.
Why do gorillas live in different places in Africa?
They live so high because there is plenty of food and habbitat. they also fart so it doesn't smell so bad .
What do you call a animal that walks runs on its two hind legs?
Animals that walk on two legs are called bipedal animals. The most obvious example of this is the human species.
Do bees give birth to live babies?
Yes, she can mate with up to six drones (males) a day, after that... they die. So, yes, the queen is the "mother" of the pack, literally! The queen bee does not give live birth. She lays eggs which hatch into larvae that eventually grow into mature bees.
