I'm happy with you cards, pics

Welcome to the page where wonderful avatars, stickers, emojis, postcards, wishes, pictures, memes "I'm happy with you" are posted! Here we have collected a collection of unique and impressive emotions expressed by animals. In each section, we try to emphasize the individuality and importance of each animal on planet Earth!

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fact150Gorillas are the largest primates in the world, known for their incredible strength, intelligence, and close-knit social groups. One fascinating fact about gorillas is their complex communication system. Gorillas use a variety of vocalizations, facial expressions, and gestures to communicate with each other. They can grunt, bark, scream, and even laugh, each sound conveying different meanings, from warnings about danger to expressing contentment. In addition to vocalizations, gorillas also use body language, such as chest-beating, to display dominance or signal their presence to other groups. These communication skills are key to maintaining harmony within their tight family units.

Another remarkable aspect of gorillas is their peaceful nature. Despite their intimidating size and strength, gorillas are generally gentle and shy creatures. They live in family groups, or troops, led by a dominant male called a silverback, named for the distinctive patch of silver hair on his back. The silverback is responsible for protecting the group and making decisions about where to travel or feed. Under his guidance, the group stays together and cooperates in daily activities, including foraging for food, caring for young, and grooming each other to strengthen social bonds.

Gorillas also share a close genetic relationship with humans, with about 98% of their DNA being identical to ours. This genetic similarity is reflected in their behavior and emotional capacity. Gorillas are capable of experiencing a wide range of emotions, such as grief, joy, and empathy. For example, they have been observed mourning the loss of a troop member, displaying clear signs of sadness and grief. Their intelligence is also evident in their ability to use tools, learn sign language in captivity, and solve complex problems, making gorillas one of the most intelligent and emotionally complex species in the animal kingdom.