How much would a gorilla cost?

Answer 1

I don't think you are allowed to own a gorilla as a pet.

However, adopting a Gorilla (which is now on the endangered species list) is totally acceptable.

Organizations like the World Wildlife Federation, World Animal Foundation and the African Wildlife Foundation offer different ways to adopt and help save the gorillas.

If you're still looking to have one as a pet - you could try something smaller, like a monkey. Although they are still considered wild animals and not the easiest to contain inside a home, it's more realistic than a gorilla.

Answer 2

Symbolically adopting a gorilla may cost between $25 and $250. Physically adopting a gorilla, on the other hand, is a different story.

If you are talking about having a gorrilla as a house pet, then forget it. It will have a miserable existence devoid of social contact with other gorrillas, up until it reaches sexual maturity. At this point it will start lashing out in frustration and probably end up being shot, possibly taking a few people with it before it dies.

Time and time again you hear of ape adoption stories with the same tragic ending

Answer 3

The cost of a gorilla varies depending on factors such as where it is being sourced from, its age, health, and other considerations. However, it is important to note that owning a gorilla is illegal in most places as they are protected under conservation laws. Additionally, wildlife trafficking is a serious crime that can result in hefty fines and imprisonment.

Answer 4

They cost nothing unless they are dead because they are part of an endangered species.

Kayla