By Josie June 21st, 2023
The Gorilla can measure up to 6 feet tall and weigh up to 400 pounds.
The Aardvark grows up to to 4 feet long and weigh up to 130 pounds.
Gorillas live in dense forests, swamps, and mountains.
Aardvarks live in various habitats, from savannas to deserts.
They have broad shoulders, muscular build, and distinctive black fur. Their arms are long and elongated, which can stretch up to 7 feet.
A full-grown gorilla can lift up to 10 times its body weight, making it one of the strongest animals in the world!
They have a long, pig-like snout, tapering ears, and a slender body covered with coarse, brown hair.
It plays a significant role in shaping its environment by digging through soil and move it around to help it redistribute nutrients.
Gorillas have a unique familial structure within their groups, headed by a dominant male, that involves nurturing relationships and protecting their young.
The Aardvark is a solitary animal, they prefer to spend their time alone, with each individual constructing and inhabiting its own burrow.
Gorillas are currently classified as critically endangered due to habitat destruction, poaching, and disease.
Aardvarks, are not currently classified as endangered, but their habitat is under threat due to human activities.