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How many legs does a gorilla have?
Gorillas have 4 fingers and a thumb on each hand. Just like humans.
What animals footprints has two leg and hooves?
There are few animals whose footprints show they have two legs, but not hooves. This is called bipedalism. Animals included are ostriches, kangaroos and penguins. Primates such as chimpanzees and gorillas can be included because they have arms and legs.
Why are gorillas knuckle-walkers?
they have very long arms which hang, but short legs....
What are the four gorilla species?
There are two species of gorillas: Gorilla gorilla, the Western Gorilla, and Gorilla beringei, the Eastern Gorilla. Western Gorillas have two subspecies, and Eastern Gorillas have three.
What is the second tallest of the apes after gorillas?
Gorillas aren't the tallest apes, humans are.
How tall is a gorillas?
Gorillas are about 4 ft. or 5 1/2 ft. tall.
How do gorillas move from place to place?
With their legs.
How tall is a chupacabra standing on two legs?
It is 8 feet tall
Which are longer the gorillas legs or feet?
there arms are longer
How tall is a male black ear standing on two legs?
too tall
How many legs does a gorilla have?
Gorillas have 4 fingers and a thumb on each hand. Just like humans.
What gorillas are endangered?
Mountain gorillas and the Western Gorillas are two types of endangerd gorillas.
What all do gorillas do with there legs?
well they mostly knuckle walk
Do monkeys turn into gorillas?
monkeys are monkeys. gorillas are gorillas. they are two separate species of primates
What animals footprints has two leg and hooves?
There are few animals whose footprints show they have two legs, but not hooves. This is called bipedalism. Animals included are ostriches, kangaroos and penguins. Primates such as chimpanzees and gorillas can be included because they have arms and legs.
What is the term given to animals that stand and walk on two legs such a gorillas?
Apes and many other primates are indeed capable of bipedalism - that is, walking on two legs. Most primates use both their legs and arms to move, most especially when they are trying to move quickly. Using both sets of limbs helps them to run faster than using two legs. Occasionally, primates may walk with only their legs if they are at leisure or play.
Why are gorillas knuckle-walkers?
they have very long arms which hang, but short legs....
