Gorillas

Ranging between 5 feet 5 inches tall to 5 feet 11 inches tall.

There are currently estimated to be around 1,000 mountain gorillas living in the wild. This subspecies of gorilla is critically endangered and their habitat is restricted to the forests of the Virunga Mountains in East Africa. Efforts are being made to protect and conserve these gorillas and their habitats to ensure their survival.

The word is omnivore; most birds are omnivores, just like most people.

Most things fall under one of three catagories:animal, mineral or vegetable, so the answer is mineral.

because its the gravity of the earth that appears generally

Some of the problems facing gorillas today include habitat loss due to deforestation, illegal poaching for the illegal wildlife trade, human-wildlife conflict, and diseases like Ebola. Additionally, climate change also presents a threat to gorilla populations as it disrupts their habitats and food sources.

Gorillas eat fruits, leaves, and seeds. Gorillas get their foods by foraging for it in the area where they live. Gorillas usually do not have to travel far to find food.

Through photosynthesis, like any other plant.

Female gorillas reach sexual maturity at approximately 10 years of age. It can have a baby as often as every four to five years. Like humans, female gorillas ovulate, every 28 days on average. The average female gorilla in the wild will give birth to two to six babies in her lifetime. Females eventually reach menopause, but the exact age that this happens is unknown.

The birthing process for gorillas is similar to that for humans. Gorillas give birth after being pregnant for 8 1/2 to 9 months. The labor process can go quickly drag out. Complications can happen during labor.

Gorillas tend to give birth at night. The most likely reason is that the gorilla group settles down for the night and things are quiet.

The female gorilla may change positions during birth, from lying down to squatting throughout the labor process. When the baby starts coming, the mother will sit in a squatting position so that she can catch the baby.

The biggest gorilla is named Detective Yetti standing at 7ft. 8in. 545lbs. It is said to roam the jungle and eat crap.

Such precise statistics are not recorded

1. i think that animals love to eat all types of green plants which give them proteins and vitamins.

2. i think that animals love to eat all types of green plants which give them proteins and vitamins.

3. There are more than 12,000 species of edible plants, but fewer than 100 are usually grown as crop.

Gorillas walk with their legs and arms. They can wlk with their feet only but they never do.

Addendum to above answer:

Most of the time gorillas knuckle-walk. Basically this means that they walk on all fours but instead of putting their palms on the ground the way a human does when crawling, they put their knuckles on the ground and walk on them.

Insects are NOT eight-legged; they have 6 legs. Arachnids, like spiders, do have 8 legs. Some of these arachnids are: mites, ticks, spiders, and scorpions. Octopuses are other "eight-legged" invertibrates, although technically they only have ONE foot, their "heads". Squids, however, do not have eight tentacles--they have ten.

A consumer that eats both plants and animals is called a omnivore.

You may even be an omnivore if you eat meat and veggies. Also if you are NOT a vegetarian. No offence if you are a vegetarian.

if barking doesn't scare it it will hoot, beat his chest, and throw things like vegetation or rocks, if that doesn't work it will charge, hand swipe and bite the intruder

It takes them10 to 12 years till they become adult gorillas.

Gorillas do not have methods by which to camouflage themselves. Their main advantages in self-protection, aside from their size, are living in groups, their ability to climb up trees, and remaining secretive.

The animal classifications are as follows:

Mammals (Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, People)

Insects (Bugs)

Amphibian (Frogs, Lizards)

Birds (Daffy Duck and the Road Runner)

Reptiles (Turtles, Snakes, Alligators)

yes they have a brown body with dark spots for camouflage while nesting

No, we are not descended from chimps, and no one believes that we are.

***********************

It's an interesting question, since all life on earth comes from the first living organisms on the planet. Therefore, you could say that we are related to chimps, as we probably have a common ancestor, however we don't "descend" from them.

If you are interested in evolution I recommend reading Darwin's "Origin of species".