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Gorillas live in central Africa in moist tropical forests. They sleep for 15 hours per day and make new nests each night. Gorillas eat plants, fruit, leaves and stems, consuming around 45 pounds of food per day. They live in family groups led by a dominant male, where females care for young. Gorillas are endangered with only around 600 remaining due to loss of habitat and illegal hunting.
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- 2. TABLE OF CONTENts Interesting Facts Home
- 3. Food and Water • Plants, fruit, leaves, stalks, shoots and stems • 45 pounds of food a day • Drink mother’s milk Home
- 4. Daily Behavior • Sleep 15 hours a day • Make a new nest every night • Play fight or wrestle • Swing on branches and vines • Early morning they eat leaves, buds, and fruit Home
- 5. Habitat • Central Africa in low Eastern mountains in Congo • Moist Tropical forests • New nest every night • Close to food Home
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