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Cross River Gorilla

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The cross river gorilla is important to the ecosystem because they help disperse seeds throughout the forests and create places where seedlings can grow by pooping.

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https://www.nytimes.com/video/science/100000001534903/cross-river-gorillas.html

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The threats are habitat loss caused by deforestation, and poaching.

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Gorilla Gorilla Diehli

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Usually birth one at a time

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One characteristic is when the gorillas move in a stooped posture with their knuckles resting on the ground so they can move quickly over a short period of time.

A second adaptation is that they build nests on the ground to sleep in each night and they also build nests during the day.

A third characteristic is the gorillas will drum on their chest to alarm the others of danger.

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The species eats about 100 different types of plants. About 67% of their diet is fruits and vegetables, 17% is leaves, seeds, and stems, and 3% is termites and caterpillars.

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It lives in tropical forests and jungles of western and central Africa, usually found on the border of Nigeria and Cameroon.

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Only about 300 individuals

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Leopards and Odd Crocodiles

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It is restricted to a small area in Cameroon and Nigeria in the highland forest.