Gorillas
Gorillas are the largest primates in the world, with the males growing up to 400 pounds and the females reaching around 200 pounds. Gorillas are among the closest living relatives that humans have and are commonly found in the forests of central Africa. They are very strong and commonly live in family groups ranging anywhere from six to 30. Gorillas are shy by nature and will only attack if they are approached or feel threatened. They consume mainly leaves, fruits, shoots, and stalks, and are more active during the daytime. Humans who approach gorillas should take care not to make any sudden movements which may cause the gorilla to charge aggressively.