Sunday, February 28, 2016
Mountain Gorillas
The mountain gorillas numbers are becoming smaller very fast. The areas in which mountain gorillas live in is very rich in biodiversity. So when humans come over to the areas in which gorillas live they run the risk of a mountain gorilla catching a human disease. In 2011 it has been decided that there are under 900 mountain gorillas left in Africa. The few mountain gorillas that are left live in these four national parks Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, Volcanoes National Park, and Virunga National Park. In my opinion this problem cannot be ignored and we all need to do something about it. I want to know what more I can do to spread the word about this, do you?
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Yes, I want to spread this disease that human make for gorillas, I mean that is so bad for gorillas, and for wildlife! I think that humans stop killed gorillas and other animals! I think wildlife is important and we should not kill them, but we should save them! I agree with you, I really really want to spread the word! I think that all animals population are getting low!
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