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klio [65]
3 years ago
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So it was pretty unusual to have a lone silverback gorilla visiting the research camp. And he wasn't a very polite guest, either

! He would knock down banana trees, throw bamboo, and pound his chest with his fists. These displays looked fearsome, but violence probably wasn't his plan. Ebobo, as they called him, was an adult male with no family group to care for. He needed a family and was searching for females. Ebobo was probably bored and lonely. He was looking for some company. The gorilla would come about once a month, and that frightened some of the camp workers. They begged Fay to let them kill the gorille. They thought Ebobo was dangerous and a threat. Fay told them not to harm Ebobo, that he wouidn't hurt them.
Select the sentence that tells how Nick Nichols first learned about the gorilla he followed.

A.What would it be like to be part of a gorilla family.

B.One special day, I came very close to finding out!

C.It all started when gorilla researcher Mike Fay called to tell me that a lowland gorilla was visiting his camp.

D.Western lowland gorillas are the most common type of gorilla in Africa.

E.But they are shy, so we don't know as much about lowland gorillas or have many photographs of them.

F.Also, because they are hunted for meat, they usually avoid humans​
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kramer3 years ago
5 0

Hey there!

Your answer is "It all started when gorilla researcher Mike Fay called to tell me that a lowland gorilla was visiting his camp."

This represents when he first found out about the gorilla.

Have a super awesome day! :)

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