Answer:
1. gorillas are able to spread the seeds of larger fruits that other, smaller animals are incapable of consuming. When gorillas consume a fruit and later expel the seeds, they are helping to perpetuate diverse, supportive ecosystems.
2. The forest will never be same if the gorillas are gone. Illegal coltan mines (minerals used in smart phone and computer production) are controlled by militia in the gorilla habitat (DRC) and contribute to habitat destruction and poaching.
3. Many local indigenous tribes and communities living alongside the gorilla habitat consider the gorillas to be their patron gods. The Kisimba clan (Bahumba) believe they descended from the gorillas. Their traditional tale tells a story of a gorilla rescuing a man that was lost and stuck high up in a tree. To save the man, a gorilla climbed up the tree and gently placed him on his silver back before carrying him back to safety.
Step-by-step explanation:
Ultimately we cant let gorillas go for much more reasons then just these 3 and they are used for so much in all of their respected environments.
1) 4w - 34 = 2
2) p/8 - 7 = -6
3) 11 + r/9 = 4
4) 18 = 5h - 2
5) -1m + 14 =-2
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Greg needs to practice his clarinet for 40 minutes per day. He already practiced 30% of the total time needed. How many more minutes does he need to practice?