mountain gors

so remain. They are massive in size, with a short, thick trunk and broad chest and

shoulders. Its eyes are very small in proportion to its other features. Older males develop

longer heads, and are twice the size of females. The most severe threat to mountain

gorillas is habitat loss. The fertile volcanic soil of the Virunga Mountains is as highly

valued as farm land. Conservation programs have been set up in Rwanda, Uganda, and

Congo to lessen trespassing. However, it still poses a major problem. By nature, gorillas

are very shy and easy going, and seek no trouble. The only exception to this is if the

family group is threatened, the gorilla will bravely defend them. Family groups usually

consist of thirty or less members. At least one adult male, and a few females and

juveniles. Gorillas continually rove through their home ranges, which are about ten to

fifteen square miles. Females give birth at about ten years of age and will have more

offspring every three to four years. Males breed between twelve and fifteen years.

Females are able to conceive for only three days each month, and will only produce one

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