A Canadian gorilla in a public playground in a snowcovered school on a snowday somewhere in New York. It's wandering in the playground in Late Afternoon
Canadian gorillas are apes which were first discovered in Canada, but actually live in most of North America (even in USA). It is actually an orangutan relative, despite its gorilla-like appearance and size. It has a similar fur and skin coloration to orangutans rather than that of gorillas. They are herbivores that feed on grass, leaves, berries, flowers, and wood. Unlike any other non-human apes, these apes are actually increasing in numbers, able to tolerate human activities and even adapting to human settlements. They are also much more peaceful and are 98% less aggressive and 98% less dangerous than true gorillas of Africa.
They are a widespread animal of North America ranging as far north as southern British Columbia all the way to Venezuela. They thrived and flourished well mostly in northern South America due to the region paralleled to their original habitat of Africa. They as of today are documented in just about every state in America and are seen in Canada from southern coastal British Columbia all the way to New Brunswick. They are planned to be introduced to the Caribbean and Hawaii.
information[]
- Conservation Status: Least Concern
- Domain: Eukarya
- Kingdom: Animalia
- Phylum: Chordata
- Class: Mammalia
- Order: Primates
- Suborder: Haplorhini
- Family: Hominidae
- Genus: Gigantopongus
- Species: Gigantopongus americanum
predators[]
Canadian Gorillas must watch out for predators such wolves, bears, lynxes, Canadian Tigers, Canadian Leopards, and Canadian lions.
habitat[]
Canadian Gorillas an live in woodlands, forests, alpines for Canada and alaska Canadian gorillas Threated by habitat loss and grazing livestock.