Gorilla

Gorilla are the largest species among all primates. They are mainly herbivorous terrestrial mammals live in the forests of central Africa. They are manufactured in two styles and four or five subspecies. The DNA of gorilla, bears 95-99% similarity with humans and is probably very close to people in two species of chimpanzee. They are found in tropical and subtropical forests in Africa. The mountain gorilla lives in the mountain forests of the Albertine Rift cloud Virunga Volcanoes, ranging from an amount of 2.200 to 4.300 m. Lowland gorillas live in dense forests and lowland swamps. They drew their name from a Greek word.

The closest relatives of gorilla and chimpanzees are human beings. All these three shares of the same family of hominids and the same ancestor, which developed around 7 million years. The human genome differs only 1.6% of that of the gorilla genome. Currently, three types of primates are in fact western lowland gorilla, eastern lowland gorillas and the mountain gorilla known. They move through the ankle and foot to use locomotion on two legs only when feeding or defense against predators. Adult males reach a height of 1.65 to 1.75 meters and weighs about 140-200 kg. Adult females are usually 1.4 m high. Animals kept in captivity have a body weight of about 270 kg, he realizes. They have a particular structure of the face as mandibular prognathism and protruding better known than the upper jaw.