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• Gorilla Facts
  Gorilla Facts and Information. Feeding, habitat, distribution, reproduction, anatomy and more. Facts about species like the Eastern Gorilla and Western Gorilla. Also the conservation efforts made to preserve Gorillas.

• What do Gorillas Eat

• Facts about Gorillas
  There are many amazing facts about gorillas, some you are sure to already known and others you will be surprised to learn about.
• Types of Gorillas
  Types of Gorillas Index. Gorilla Species, Eastern Gorilla, Western Gorilla

• Gorilla Species
  There are only two species of gorillas in the world – the Eastern and the Western. For each group there are a couple of sub species.
• Eastern Gorilla
  The Eastern gorilla is the largest primate in the world. There are a couple of sub species of it including the Eastern Lowland gorilla and the Mountain gorilla.
• Western Gorilla
  Western gorillas are smaller than the Eastern gorilla but not by much. They are very much the same in their physical appearance.

• Gorilla Information
  Gorilla Information Index. Gorilla habitat, Gorilla feeding, Gorilla reproduction, Gorilla anatomy, Gorilla communication, Gorilla distribution, Gorilla evolutions, Gorilla predators, Gorilla social structure

• Gorilla Habitat
  You will find the gorillas living in both tropic and sub tropic areas. They have an extreme range which really does surprise most people.
• Gorilla Feeding
  Gorillas are herbivores which means that they only consume plant live. Many people assume that with the sharp teeth of gorillas they also consume meat but that isn’t true.
• Gorilla Reproduction
  Gorilla males are ready to mate when they are approximately 13 years of age. For females it is about 10 years of age.
• Gorilla Anatomy
  The gorilla is the largest of all primates, and there is no mistaking them for any of the others such as chimpanzees and monkeys.
• Gorilla Communication
  Gorillas have many ways in which they communicate, both verbally and non verbally.
• Gorilla Distribution
  The distribution of gorillas is mainly in Africa but you will find that they have a very diverse area where they live.
• Gorilla Evolution
  The earliest records of primates are more than 70 million years old.
• Gorilla Predators
  It may surprise you to learn that gorillas don’t really have any predators to worry about on a regular basis.
• Gorilla Social Structure
  The social structure of gorillas is very interesting to learn about. Observing them in their natural environment gives you the chance to see all that they do.

• Humans and Gorillas
  Humans and Gorilla Index. Gorilla research, Gorillas and humans, Gorillas in captivity and Gorillas in culture

• Gorilla Research
  There has been quite a bit of research on gorillas in the past couple of decades.
• Gorillas and Humans
  The interactions between humans and gorillas are quite interesting. There are early writings in history that aren’t clear.
• Gorillas in Captivity
  The issue of gorillas in captivity is one that continues to be a huge debate in society.
• Gorillas in Culture
  Since about 1860 the Gorilla has been found in many forms throughout cultures of the world.

• Gorilla Conservation
  Gorilla conservation Index. Gorillas endangered, Gorilla conservation efforts, Gorilla hunting

• Gorillas Endangered
  Both of the species of gorillas are classified as endangered species.
• Gorilla Conservation Efforts
  All of the gorillas remaining in the wild are at risk of extinction due to poaching and due to their natural habitat being destroyed.
• Gorilla Hunting
  While gorilla hunting is considered to be illegal, it continues to go on all the time.

• Gorilla Pictures
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• Gorilla Videos
  Gorilla Video Gallery
• Gorillas and Global Warming
  Gorillas are just one of many animals out there adversely affected by global warming.
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