Pound for pound monkeys in general are 4 to 5 times stronger than humans , so the strength of a full grown gorrila is something we cannot imagine.

@@IytrrvItruMonkeys are not strong with the exception of Baboons. You must be thinking of Apes.

​​​​@@IytrrvItruif you believe google, it says 20 times stronger than an adult, male presumably. According to one website they could probably bench press around 1800 kg or 4000 ~ pounds That is an insane amount of power. Imagine you teach these guys how to punch

That's a 500+ lbs beast, just putting that into perspective 😮

​@@IytrrvItrugorillas are apes, not monkeys. And yes, it's impressive for its weight. 300+ lb strongmen on roids struggle with pullups and holding onto a bar for less than a minute

It did break

Gorilla science

it literally did break, what are you talking about

500 pounds Full grown silverbacks can stand at a height of 5'11 And way up to 500 pounds

​@@panda-man-ytThat's an overweight gorilla.

Exactly, and the thing is he likely weighs a lot more than 400 lbs. He is an eastern lowland gorilla, they alongside mountain gorillas get absolutely massive, a lot of them appear to be well past 500 lbs, especially when they're older. The smaller type of gorillas are called Western lowland gorillas, they are the only type of gorillas you see in a zoo.

Because Silverback's muscle tissue is 4 times denser than human's. So basically their muscles weight 3-4 times more than ours and by that they are much stronger than the strongest men in history

@@niemilau01 it would take between 15-20 strong humans to match one gorilla in tug at war

@@niemilau01 What you mean to say is that their muscles produce 3-4 times more power per unit of weight, or volume.

@@rientsdijkstra4266 Nope. What I meant to say is what I said🤷 Its true that their muscles weight much more than ours

Godzilla stands no chance....

Yeah

@@fellipedasilva99 (after watching the movie) Are you sure about that

@@mcreeper1695 Well in the first movie in 1962, Kong won while Godzilla swam away. Back then Godzilla was plainly an antagonist. So it made sense that he loses. Now Godzilla as a character has grown and gotten more complex. Therefore in the new movie, he wins the fights. But without Kong, he probably wouldn’t defeat Mechagodzilla. (Since he was still very injured because of Kong) Mechagodzilla was also Ghidorah reincarnated. Therefore Kong was respected by Godzilla. He was the strongest character and most impressive character Godzilla has fought And he saved Godzilla by helping him defeat Mechagodzilla. Which are the reasons why Godzilla didn’t make Kong bow to him. (Kong bows to no one) They both won in their respective ways. It’s technically up to interpretation, but even if you do think Godzilla legally won. It’s 1-1, Kong won first movie. Godzilla (maybe, depending on your interpretation) won second movie.

@@fellipedasilva99 Godzilla bows to no one too, the guy is literally called the 'king of monsters' and there is no monster that will take that away from him, and in Godzilla vs king kong, they clearly made Godzilla weaker and shorter and they removed half of his powers if they kept the same Godzilla from 'Godzilla: the king of monsters' the fight wouldn't be fair since Godzilla will probably kill or make kong bow to him in the first scene.

Argent back gorrila are just the dominant male. No rapport with the species.

Yes. Eastern lowland gorillas

I think the only gorilla species ever seen in zoos is the Western Lowland Gorilla (with the very repetitive Latin name Gorilla gorilla gorilla).

@@ernovincze2900 Yes and it's the smallest gorilla subspecies. And still they can crack a bulletproof glass without full strength.

@@guillaumelecam6257 It's correct that silverbacks are not a separate species, only mature males. But this is an eastern gorilla, which is distinct from the western gorilla that you can find in zoos.

yes some great job is done by rangers to protect them but you can as well play a role in there conservation by trekking them because of percentage of your trekking fee goes to the rangers , thanks

AMEN..🙏🙏🙏I would like all the poachers try to hunt & kill Gorillas with bare hands LET'S SEE WHAT HAPPENS,💩☠💩☠💀☠💩💩☠☠Very POWERFUL,ABUSIVE and BRAVE with weapons,Huh???Hehehe...

Protect what the trees?

It’d make a good rug

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True. Mountain gorillas are pound to pound way stronger than almost all mammals. They are the real king of the Jungle and are highly underestimated by many people just because they are gentle and don't get in fights.

There are still people who think that a jaguar can kill a gorilla, a silverback gorilla can easily dismember a jaguar

Eastern lowland gorillas weigh around low 450 lbs on average. The only way a gorilla could weigh +500 lbs if they're obese and over fed by humans.

@Lagia it's rare for a gorilla to reach +220 kg in the wild, not impossible just highly unlikely.

@@TheLegMan1 it’s not rare for that to happen

He has alot of strengt for lift his pounds

@@TheLegMan1 no depends whare they live, some gorillas who are lighter actually just have lower body fat, a 150kg gorilla can have as much as 44percent body fat and as low as 20percent body fat.

Well he's a Chad that sees this alot

It's a documentary, how about you don't complain and just enjoy the footage.

Didn't someone notice that Gorilla is able to cut down tree with his bare hands while we could bring some Chainsaw to cut it off

Clearly must be some good ass fruit if he's willing to risk himself like that.

You would be the pet. No gorilla will let you submit him especially a silverback 😂

A human is still a better protector

A protector who would be your boss... You don't tell a Silverback gorilla what to do...

well considering that a "small" male gorilla weights 140 kilograms it is (for comparison humans who are over 100 kilograms are garbage climbers, hell even less weight than that).

@@nestorarcilaosorio2457 it weighs way more than 140 kg

@@Tom-dd5lm Thats why i say small one.

Gorilla dosent really do it for fun or winning the Olympics. When gorilla is panicking or angry, the real gymnastics skills will kick in, like watching someone taking drugs for the first time

@@nestorarcilaosorio2457 easily 180+ kilograms. The relatively small female gorilla's already weigh 115 kilograms.

trust me, you don't

@Ko5734 why not

@@kosteaproduction Shut up

@@MM-kx7dr it's very dangerous to be that up close to any wild animal especially a gorilla, but if you know how to act around them then go for it 😅

What did you search?

No they can run 25 mph

@Explorer maybe 10-15 times stronger than an average man , ain't no way that it's only 5 times , you do some research sir.

I'd say 2.5 times stronger in the upper body and 1.5 times stronger in the lower body, which is still impressive since the Gorilla has only 25% more muscle than a large lineman.

I would compare him to a powerlifter.

@@brianmoran1196gorilla can lift up to 4,000 pounds, and that’s what we’ve recorded thus far. How is this 2.5 more than a human? 😅

No they don't. Bears can only climb thick trunks with a surface that is rugged enough to allow their claws to gain purchase. Whereas a gorilla can climb anything. A vine. A rope. A skinny tree. A fence. A wall. A cliff. A bear could never climb the type of tree that this Silverback is using in this video. It looks about 3 or 4 inches thick. A gorilla could easily climb the gnarly thick sequoia type trees that these bears climb.. I've seen video of a massive Silverback walking upright across a tight rope, with agility of Spiderman. Gorilla skill levels and intelligence is way higher than bears. They're pretty much related to us. They have the same hands and thumbs that we do. We were all the same species around 10 million years ago. Bears are dumb. Paws with claws are inferior to hands when it comes to climbing

The gorilla isn’t climbing as fast as it can. They’re generally very slow moving animals but that’s due to temperament; they have the ability to be extremely fast.

But that’s that for ya trees are thing for primates to have fun with u know

@@Autistic-Noice-Panda-2023 😂🤣😅

GORILLA TAG!!

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ikr, i felt so bad ong

you werent there

At least two joints brah..

About 3-4m (10-13ft) but on a slope so breaking the sapling in an uphill direction meant he did not fall so far and the vegetation would have cushioned his impact - he then sat and ate the parasitic plant that he'd spotted growing in the top of the sapling.

@@arcofblues homie is zooted

Yes, Mathias, wearing a mask when near the gorillas (and other apes) is to reduce the risk of transmission of colds and flu viruses to which they would have little immunity - it predates Covid-19 - as does this video.

@Unsoar talking about lbs here. Gorilla is 350lbs, human 180-220 on average. I'm 330-to 362, but I'm well fed..:) I wish I was 220 lol..

#Chimanuka is the biggest known individual of the largest sub-species of #gorilla, so arguably the biggest #silverback alive (details in the text below the video). We don't know his exact weight but the heaviest silverback ever shot and weighed by hunters during the colonial era was in this area and was reported to be 482 lbs / 218.6 kg and 205.7cm / 6ft 9" tall (Gatti, 1936). He'd certainly make a useful No.8 in a rugby scrum!

I’m telling you right now this gorilla is not 350 pounds. I watch too many gorilla videos and this guy is closer to the 450 pounds range I’d guess

@@DJ_Kane1224 that's probably a large gorilla but the average gorilla is 350 but the difference between a human 350 and gorilla is gorilla is pure muscle

You do realise eastern lowland gorillas are between 400lbs to 500lbs all muscle, the largest one was 589lbs in the wild.

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I praise nature for that, we have more proof.

He was clearly trying to break that tree and he did. He even used the other tree for leverage. Not only is he smart, he climbs really well considering he looks to be in 400-500 pounds range.

Also, even though he lacks finesse climbing: they are usually able to break trees to be able to eat, just like in this video. They also survive on plants they can find on ground level. And basically no creature in ther right mind attempts to predate them. They survive just fine...

He stayed perfectly balanced keeping the trunk of the tree centered until he got to a sufficient height to fulcrum and break the top branches off the tree making sure he had the other tree as support to keep the branch from breaking off towards the ridge. The combination of strength, dexterity and cunning is amazing.

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Look at an image of a gorilla’s hands. They aren’t evolved from climbing trees. They make up for their lack of climbing ability in strength.