MONDONNA AND gORILLAS?
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Erm, yes?\n\nIf we knew what your actual question was, we might be able to give you an answer.
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JJ. It was a japanese. Its cost you 5 points and I get 4. I suppose it could have been a gorilla.\n\nPresume I get the 10 points?
166185
I say apes. Have you ever heard of "Planet of the Apes"?
1077331
Your question is poorly phrased. \n\nThere are two species of chimpanzee, gorillas and orangutans that are our closest relatives. Then I guess gibbons are next?
660250
Probably very little.  Gorillas are not a major prey item for anything else (other than humans).  There might be a few Gorilla specific parasites that would go extinct.  The makeup and growth patterns of plants in gorilla habitats would change somewhat, but because of the scarcity of gorillas, I think the overall change to the ecology would be minimal.
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Good grief   is that so !!!!!!!\n\nGorilla's  to my knowledge, do not have a mating period as such.\n\n The female Gorilla does come into season though \nthey live in close family groups\n You can find out more facts about these beautiful animals below ;\n I just typed  " silver backed gorilla " , and this site came up! \n\n>^,,^<\n\n\n\nSilver back Gorillas \n\nGorilla Facts \nGorillas live in the wild only in the Zaire River basin. ..\n. Gorillas mate year-round. The female produces one offspring about every fourth ... \nhttp://trillian.com/animals/gorilla.htm
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Pit bulls,mountain goats,cats and monkeys
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Zebras and wildebeasts.
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hey  dont   make  the   chimps   look  bad.  i  think  i  saw   bush  at  the   atlanta  zoo,  the  other  day.
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If you take King Kong to be an oversied gorilla and you are talking about Michael Jackson's pet chimp bubbles, then yes - these are both primates.\n\nKermit the frog, on the other hand, is a frog, which is an amphibean. A frog is not even a mammal, let alone a primate.\n\nHope that clears that up!
514051
no idea dude guess the apes will have to answer this one
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I think of the saddest moment in my life...\n\nWe were all out at the zoo one day, I was doing some acting, walking on the railing of the gorilla exhibit. I fell in. Everyone screamed and Tommy jumped in after me, forgetting that he had blueberries in his front pocket. The gorillas just went wild. They jumped all over his body and threw him around like a rag doll to get to those blueberries. One gorilla would throw him to another gorilla who tossed him to another. Everyone panicked and cried out for somebody to help but it was too late. The gorillas beat him to death before the zookeepers could gas them all.
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no.  gorillas and humans certainly shared a common ancestor, which was an ape that lived about 5 to 10 million years ago, but the morphological and genetic data indicate that we are not directly descended from the gorillas themselves.
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Gorillas may be powerful, but the largest bears are more than twice as large and heavy than even the largest gorillas, so assuming that the fight involves a large bear, then the bear would win.\nHowever, if it was a small bear then I would guess that maybe the gorilla could use its strength to overpower the bear.
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I believe that humans and gorillas are genetically incompatible, meaning they can't make babies.\n\nHorses, zebras, and donkeys can still make babies because they used to be the same animal, but have not changed enough to be genetically incompatible. Give them another 50,000 years or so and they will lose the ability to make inter-species babies.
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They did find a creature recently, in Indonesia though. Don't know anything about one in Brazil.\n\nhttp://news.search.yahoo.com/news/search?p=creature+indonesia&c=
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Crocodiles or Alligators are the obvious answers... don't forget the Komodo Dragon either, they're a bit on the old side too!