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Cleveland Metroparks Zoo.

The gorilla is the largest of the great apes with a standing height of 4 to 5.8 feet and an armspread of 6 to 6.9 feet. Weight for females is 134 to 308 pounds and for males 297 to 605 pounds. The face, ears, hands, and feet are bare, and the chest of old males lacks hair. A pad of skin and connective tissue, which is relatively dense and fibrous in nature, is present on the crown. Mature males have a saddle of whitish hair which extends onto the thighs and earns them the name “silverback."

The population is estimated at 40,000, although it is declining due to habitat loss, as well as poaching.

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EDIT: I am just now (110515) finding out I have won a DD for this photo!!!! I am estatic!!! Thank you sooo much!

Cleveland Metroparks Zoo.

The gorilla is the largest of the great apes with a standing height of 4 to 5.8 feet and an armspread of 6 to 6.9 feet. Weight for females is 134 to 308 pounds and for males 297 to 605 pounds. The face, ears, hands, and feet are bare, and the chest of old males lacks hair. A pad of skin and connective tissue, which is relatively dense and fibrous in nature, is present on the crown. Mature males have a saddle of whitish hair which extends onto the thighs and earns them the name “silverback."

The population is estimated at 40,000, although it is declining due to habitat loss, as well as poaching.

This work is copyrighted Sharon Legg Photography; Protected and Monitored by DMCA. com

My images belong only to me and are not for public use or stock photos. My images/photos are not to be reproduced, copied, downloaded, manipulated, edited, published, transmitted, drawn or used on any other site or web without my prior written permission. Use of ANY of my images/photos without my written permission will be considered theft and action will be taken. This also includes desktops and screen savers as well as taking my photographs or creations by copying and pasting.