Silverback gorillas live in tropical rainforests. The mother nutures her babies with a lot of care and love. The babies development is twice as fast as in humans they start crawling at the age of 2 months and they start walking at 9 months. In a female gorillas lifetime they will have 2-6 kids. The females gestation period is 8-9 months long and she can have up to 3 babies at a time or less. Silverbacks reporuduce sexually with a mate. Plants have cellulose so its harder to breakdown. They have a higher acid content so they can breakdown plants. Silverbacks are plant-eaters so the acid content in their colon is much higher than in humans.
They have an esophagus, stomach, colon, large intestine and small intestine. Silverback gorillas have a very similar digestive system to humans. They get their oxygen by either inhaling through their nose or mouth. This blood is oxygenated which is helps these gorillas breathe. In a cardiovascular system the heart pumps blood into veins and arteries throughout the body. Silverback gorillas have a cardiovascular system. The vertebrae protects the spinal cord and it's very important for the gorrilas survival. They have a central nervous system which contains a brain, spinal cord and vertebrae. Silverback gorillas have a very similar nervous system to humans. Although these gorillas have larger musles in their arms than in their legs because most of their walking comes from walking on their knuckles. Humans and Silverbacks share muscles like the Gluteus Maximus and the Bicep Femoris. The muscular system of the gorilla is very similiar to humans. They use their forearms and press their knuckles into the ground. These gorillas have very long torsos so they hang down. Female gorillas are not quite as large, coming in at about 190 lbs (90 kg) and standing at about 4.5 ft (1.5 meters) in height. Silverbacks use knuckle-walking for locomotion. The male silverback gorillas are large creatures in their own right, standing at an average of 5.5 ft (1.7 meters) in stature while upright on two feet (roughly the same height as an average human) and weighing in at an impressive 485 lbs (220 kg). Their skeletal system is very similar to ours in the types of bones we share with them. The Silverback gorilla is a fruit-eating arthopoid ape. These gorillas have long arms and legs for climbing. They also have five fingers with an opposable thumb. They have five toes including an opposable big toe. There fur is black and in younger to mid-aged Silverbacks there can be found a silver lining on the back of the gorilla. When the gorilla gets very old it can have gray fur. The Silverback Gorilla has a fur covered integumentary system.
HAIRLESS MUSCULAR SILVERBACK GORILLA SKIN
The integumentary system in animals is the skin and outside appendages.
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