Dian Fossey (Jan 16, 1932 - Dec 26, 1985)
BibliographyAlmost certainly, but they never tell us about it.
Well, honey, gorillas typically have brown eyes. They may not have the dazzling array of eye colors like us humans, but those big brown eyes sure do know how to tug at your heartstrings. So, if you're ever lucky enough to look into a gorilla's eyes, just remember they're probably judging you and your questionable life choices.
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.
Probaibly, waht might happen is that part of Africa that they live in would become over populated with plants, but not just any plants. Plants that might be diseased and could kill an actual super important animal or mabey a chance that scientist's might discover that some of the plants might also be harmful to humans. Now we can't just walk through the beautiful forest anymore because of these harmful plants. So gorillas do help us in a way that could save some lives of us. Now we're still killing them and that doesn't seem fair but they help us by eating these disease infested plants. So this would pose a problem if they died or so called went extinct.
Lions are native to Africa and some parts of Asia, not the US. They require specific habitats with suitable prey and climate conditions to survive, which are not naturally found in the US. Additionally, lions have not been historically present in the US, so they did not naturally establish populations there.
Lots of people studied planets. In fact, just about any renaissance scientist you've ever heard the name of (and a lot more) probably studied the planets at least a little bit. So if you were hoping for us to pick one out of the crowd for you ... sorry.
Yes gorillas do have inherited behaviors, Some gorillas can be mad, some can be sad. Now i dont know why Gorillas have this but it probley comes from the dinosours from my research being a profesional gorilla scientist they have a personality much like us humans. They Yelp when they need help, They have oral butsex and this is the dumbist question in the world
Both are mammals .
In Disney's "Tarzan," Jane Porter and Clayton arrive in the jungle as part of an expedition to study gorillas. They travel to Africa with the intention of documenting the wildlife and conducting research on gorillas, which is where they encounter Tarzan. Their journey is driven by Jane's passion for science and exploration, while Clayton seeks to capitalize on the gorillas for profit.
Her study's on gorillas
Gorillas are useful towards us humans because it gives us an idea on our ancestry.
the same as us, although they do not feel empathy
Gorillas are useful towards us humans because it gives us an idea on our ancestry.
Almost certainly, but they never tell us about it.
Africa has never been in the US.
Yes!! Gorillas have black skin underneath their fur, making it seem as though they a very hairy. Truly, they have less than us humans. we have lighter skin underneath our hair, making it look like we are not as hairy as gorillas
Africa did not enter the US. Perhaps the UN, but not the US.