Western Gorilla

Western Gorilla | Western Gorilla (Gorilla gorilla gorilla) is a type ofwestern gorilla (Gorilla gorilla) living in the mountainous, primary, secondary, and forests and swamps in the low-lying areas in Angola, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon. It is usually found gorillas in zoos.adult male gorillas vulnerable to cardiomyopathy, and degenerative heart disease.Western low gorilla groups to travel within the home an average of 3-18 square kilometers.

Gorillas do not display territorial behavior, and groups often overlap neighboring ranges (Bermejo 2004, Duran et al, 2004). The group usually prefer a specific area within the home, but it seems to follow a seasonal pattern depending on the availability of fruit maturity and, in some locations, and open the compiled large trees (swamps and "Strategic Intelligence Agency"). Gorillas usually travel from 0.3 to 1.8 km per day. Population feeding on foods with high energy that vary seasonally and spatially tend to have a range of day than those that feed on lower quality foods available, but more steadily.

The largest collections of travel long distances in order to get enough food. Can be hunters and Cheetahs rights also affect the patterns of movement.Gorillas live in family gatherings and one of the dominant male, and female adults, 5-7, and children and adolescents, and perhaps a few of the non-dominant males. Gorillas reproduce slowly because females do not begin breeding until the age of nine or ten, and usually produces only one child every five years.