Lowland gorill포항출장안마a numbers in dramatic decline as conservationists fear gorillas might be hunted
A gorilla is seen in front of a gorilla in Zaire in August 2015.
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In addition to hunting the big cats, poachers have been known to shoot down their pride, which would have left the primates with very little to eat.
They have also been known to kill animals they find on safari.
More recently, the British Wildlife Foundation said at least 20 African giant pandas had been killed by poachers in 2015.
Some of the gorillas are feared to have passed on the disease to their calves.
Image copyright AP Image caption The gor슬롯 머신illa was shot to stop him from eating the fruit
The foundation said: “It is alarming to note that there is a global population of about 20 giant pandas that live in six protected species-the African wild gorilla (Gorilla gorilla), Asian gorillas, great apes, chimpanzees, and orangutans in Asia, giant panda (Pelecanus leucas), gibbons and mountain gorillas in Africa-but a worldwide population of more than 60,000 wild gorillas and less than 100 panda species that could potentially pass the disease to their offspring.
“There is a clear, long-term threat to the health and well-being of these animals.”
A spokesperson for the conservation charity said: “When they are in good health, these big cats can live in large numbers in areas with good hunting opportunities and good access to water and wild food.
“For decades, we have lived in fear of the consequences if this happened. There’s now a huge public health risk.”