Work in pairsRead the following texts Complete the table based on the information in the texts.

Text 1

Gorillas are some of the most powerful and striking animals, not only for their size and force but also for their gentle human-like behavior.

Gorillas play a crucial role in local biodiversity, roaming through large territories and helping, for example, to spread the seeds of the fruit they consume. The largest living primates, gorillas are stocky animals with broad chests and shoulders, large hands, and forearms that are much shorter than the upper arm. The face is black and hairless, with small eyes that

are close together and large, prominent nostrils.

Adult males are identified by a sagittal crest along the midline of the skull and an area of white hair on the back, which is why they are known as 'silverbacks'. arten gorillas are the larger species, and have darker and longer fur, particularly on their arm In comparison, western lowland gorillas have shorter hair that is gray or brown with a tendency to red their heads.

To add to these differences, lighter hair on western silverbacks stretches to their thighs, a tippees to

the more defined patch in the otherwise dark backs of eastern gorillas.

Adopted from: https://wwf.panda.org/knowledge hublendangered species/great apes/gorillas (April 16, 2020)

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We will be lucky enough to see eastern lowland gorillas in the wild Just a moment in their presence is enough to convince us that we need to do all we can to keep them safe. Here are five reasons why it's more important than ever to keep gorillas safe for generations to come. First gorillas are one of our closest and largest living relatives. We share over 98% of DNA with these

gentle giants. These magnificent animals are the worlds largest primates. A silverback eastern lowland

gorilla (Gorilla beringei graueri) can reach up to 250 kg in weight, from a diet that is almost exclusively

vegetarian.

Second, like us, gorillas like their home comforts. Even gorillas have a bedtime routine. After a long day

of traveling, foraging, and eating, a gorilla will skillfully create its nest from branches and leaves. Third, they're guardians of the forest. Living in the war-torn DR Congo means that illegal poaching is significantly more likely in their habitat. The Gorilla Organization staff that work closely with Grauer's gorillas in the Walikale Community and Gorilla Conservation Reserve report that gorillas help protect other animals by dismantling simple traps that they find on the forest floor during their foraging and traveling activities. This intelligent behavior helps prevent young gorillas from being caught in the snares and also helps prevent lethal injury to duikers and other animals.

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