Your ''Koko'' sigpic looks more like a gorilla...
Posted by Manstuprator on 2025-September-2 20:57:22, TuesdayIn reply to Koko little-league-world-series mango posted by Koko the Signing BL Chimp on 2025-August-30 01:01:56, Saturday
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In which case, you should edit your sigpic, don't you think? M. The gorilla my dreams... GOOGLE BOT: You can distinguish a chimpanzee from a gorilla by physical characteristics, such as size and face shape, temperament, and social structure. Gorillas are much larger with a massive head, dark skin, and distinctive silver fur in older males, while chimpanzees are smaller with pink or tan faces and large, human-like ears. Gorillas are generally gentle and live in smaller family groups, whereas chimpanzees are more social, living in larger, dynamic communities. Physical Differences Size and Build: Gorillas are significantly larger and heavier, with broader chests, larger heads, and thick bones. Chimpanzees have leaner bodies, narrower torsos, and more slender limbs. Facial Features: Gorillas have dark skin, a large head crest, and smaller ears located further back on the skull. Chimpanzees have pink or tan faces, large, prominent ears on the sides of their heads, and lack the large head crests of gorillas. Fur and Hair: Gorillas, especially mountain gorillas, have dark hair, and adult males develop silver fur on their backs around age 13. Chimpanzees also have dark hair, but their faces, palms, and soles of their feet are bare, and their hair can turn white with age. Behavioral and Social Differences Social Groups: Gorillas live in relatively small, stable family groups led by a dominant silverback male. Chimpanzees live in larger, more complex, and dynamic communities that can comprise dozens or even over a hundred individuals. Temperament: Gorillas are generally considered more gentle and solitary unless their family group is threatened. Chimpanzees are known for their greater social complexity and can be more aggressive and boisterous. Diet: While both are omnivorous, gorillas are primarily herbivores that eat vegetation. Chimpanzees eat a wider variety of foods, including fruits, leaves, insects, honey, and sometimes even smaller animals. SOURCES: Chimpanzees vs. Gorillas: How to Distinguish Them??? 16 Jul 2022 — we can also tell the difference between chimpanzees and gorillas by comparing their ears chimpanzees ears are comparati... YouTube · AniFam Gorillas vs Chimpanzees - (The Differences & Similarities) Here are some of the similarities and differences between Gorillas and Chimpanzees; * Chimpanzees are covered in coarse black hai... Kabira Safaris Differences Between Gorillas and Chimpanzees The gorillas are quite big primates compared to the chimpanzees and this is characterized by their broad chests, large head, long ... Volcanoes National Park The average erect penis of a male gorilla is approximately 3 to 6 centimeters (1.1 to 2.4 inches) long, making it the smallest phallus relative to body size of all apes. This relatively small genital size is consistent with gorillas' social structure, where dominant silverback males have exclusive access to a harem of females, reducing the need for large genitals and sperm competition. Key Facts Size: Around 3–6 cm (1.1–2.4 inches) when erect. Proportion: Gorillas' penises are the smallest compared to body size of any mammal. Social Structure: Dominant male gorillas mate with a harem, and females are only fertile once or twice every four years, decreasing the evolutionary pressure for larger genitals. Comparison: In comparison to other apes, chimpanzees have much longer penises (around 8 cm), and humans have the largest penis relative to body size among great apes. SOURCES: What do a silverback's genitals look like? What do a silverback's penis and testicles look like? In relation to their body mass, the testicles and penis of a gorilla are not... Berggorilla & Regenwald Direkthilfe e.V. The same genetic mutations behind gorillas' small penises ... 21 May 2024 — Coming in at just 1.1 inches (3 centimeters) long, on average, the penis of the adult male gorilla (Gorilla) is the sma... Live Science Penis size: An evolutionary perspective | Carole Jahme 6 May 2010 — Today, the average erect gorilla penis is 3cm (1.25 inches) long, the average chimp or bonobo penis comes in at around 8... The Guardian A chimpanzee's erect penis typically ranges from 14 to 17 cm (5.5 to 6.7 inches) in length, though one source reported an average flaccid length of 9.16 cm (3.61 inches) and an average erect length of 13.12 cm (5.16 inches) in a specific study. Unlike humans, chimpanzee penises are filiform, meaning they taper into a narrow tip with no visible glans. Key characteristics of a chimpanzee penis: Length: Erect length is comparable to humans, around 14-17 cm. Shape: The penis is long and narrow, described as filiform, with no distinct glans. Purpose: This shape is thought to be an adaptation to the female chimpanzee's large sexual swelling, which increases the distance between the vaginal opening and the cervix. The filiform shape helps deposit semen closer to the cervix. SOURCES: Penis Size and Morphology Humans are often claimed to have the largest penises among primates. This is true for penile girth, but not for length given that ... Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny ... (PDF) Sexual behavior, sexual swelling, and penile evolution in ... FAQs. ... The study reports that males possess elongated penises averaging 14.4 cm, while females have vaginal depths ranging from... Academia.edu How big is the average penis? | Science | AAAS According to the team's analysis, the average flaccid, pendulous penis is 9.16 cm (3.61 inches) in length; the average erect penis... Science | AAAS |
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