Silverback Gorilla
Males, with a body length of 1.4-2 m, weigh 110-250 kg, the largest up to 350 kg
Females, 1.4-1.55 m long, weigh 80-150 kg
Pictured: Male skull vs female skull
Silverback gorillas, also known as gorillas and wolverines, live in Africa, inhabit tropical rainforests, and prefer to be at the edge of forests, secondary forests and other environments. Their hands are very dexterous and can be used to collect and process food.
chimpanzee
Females weigh 45-68 kg
Males weigh 56-80 kg
Pictured: Endangered species
Chimpanzees, which share a recent common ancestor with humans, are a sister species of humans and live in the rainforests of west and central Africa. They are the most intelligent animals known after humans, preying on simple tools and teaching children to use tools.
Bonobos
Bonobos, similar in appearance to chimpanzees, are 70–83 cm long and weigh 30–45 kg. They are peace-loving and like to deal with conflict and solve social problems with frequent and casual sex and intersex intercourse.
Bornean orangutans
Males weigh about 50-100 kg, average 75 kg and are 1.2-1.4 m tall
Females weigh about 30-50 kg, average 38.5 kg and are 1-1.2 m tall
Bornean orangutans, also known as orangutans, live in the tropical rainforests of the Borneo lowlands and high mountains at an altitude of 1500 meters. They inhabit trees and travel far with food. Bornean orangutans prefer to live alone, sometimes in groups, and rape is common.
mandrill
Males can reach up to 1 m in length and weigh about 25-30 kg
Females are 61–76.4 cm long and weigh only half as much as males
Pictured: Vulnerable species
Mountain fish, grumpy, fierce and aggressive, can fight with medium-sized beasts. It lives mainly in the rainforests of southern Cameroon, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea and Congo, and its natural enemy is the leopard.
Black-faced mountain fish
Males weigh up to 50 kg and have a body length of 0.61-0.76 m
Females weigh only 12 kg and have a body length of 0.51-0.66 m
Black-faced mountain fish, also known as ghost baboon, gray baboon. The black-faced bass is similar in appearance to the mountain fish, except that the face is not as colorful as the latter. It mainly lives in the lowland forests of western Africa and coastal and river forests, preferring rocky hills. It is one of the most endangered primates in Africa.
Well, this issue has introduced so much, I wish you all a happy new year.