The Mountain Pirate Gorilla Have you ever imagined what it would be like seeing a gorilla swing up a mountain? Well, this is exactly what the mountain pirate gorilla does. The magnificent species of gorillas, which humans used to despise, have been patrolling our mountains and cliffs. They are very well known of their wailing call that roams caves and holes. Leaving other gorillas on their own, a couple of them went to the mountains where they produced more gorillas.

Appearance

Due to their incredibly large body, these animals have adapted to being very strong so they can swing from rock to rock. With their dull grey coating and piercing red eyes, these creatures are pretty easy to spot, if around other gorillas When born, these creatures can weigh to up to 50kg and when fully developed and grown they can be at least 200kg and, when standing on hind legs, reach 250cm. These animals have the capability to blend into rocks if a predator comes prowling and is hungry, or humans are hunting. Amazingly, these creatures have a tiger striped belly, lion like mane and twitching cat like ears. These beautiful animals, piercing red eyes can see up to a mile in front of them, if straight and nothing in the way, and their cat like ears can hear things up to 3km away from them so this helps them with getting away from hunters and predators. Also the creatures have a incredible, midnight black eye patch.

Habitat

Extraordinarily, these gorillas live the most unusual spaces you could imagine. Swinging around everywhere to look for caves and holes that the can only just fit in. The creatures will swing down to the ground, then look for leaves and moss to make it a bit more comfy for them to sleep. When waking, the gorilla will roam up to the top of the mountain/cliff and search for the breakfast. Frustrated, when they don’t find anything, these creatures will blend into the rocks and wait till something comes into view. Then, they will chase after the thing till it has been caught and gulped down in a splitting second. At night, they will sit and watch the horizon till their eyes feel like a sack full of bricks.

Behaviour

Normally, these creatures will have a calm and kind reaction but if threatened, that can change within moments. Horrifically, in the past, humans have tried to hunt them, which has increased the amount of deaths in the population of humans. When having babies, if you come to near, they could possibly grab you by the torso, then launch you like a rocket, that sends you flying through the air. Most of the time, these creatures will live a calm life, not hurt anyone and leave humans alone. Determined, us humans hunted these animals for their toenails, that in London and other places in the uk, are worth a lot of money.

Nowadays, they are calm an kind again, but you have been warned. So just remember. Don’t go to close. Or you might get a bit