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Can you fist fight a gorilla?

Can you fist fight a gorilla?

Obviously not. As numerous sources point out, gorillas, who can weigh twice as much as men, are unimaginably strong and can probably shatter your skull with one punch. As one gorilla website puts it, “You would only survive if that was what the silverback wanted.”

Could you fight a gorilla with a sword?

You’d probably need to be extraordinarily skilled and/or lucky. Gorilla’s are fast and powerful, but the sword would certainly be capable of killing it if you managed to hit it through the heart. You might get lucky when it charges at you to impale it.

Do gorillas have armor?

Armored Body: Armored Gorilla’s plate armor can withstand massive physical trauma and extreme temperatures, such as the force of Genos’ powerful heat blasts.

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Why are gorillas so muscular?

Because a primarily-vegetarian diet is NOT AT ALL nutritious, an adult gorilla must consume a LOT of plant material (about 30 lbs a day), which is why they’re so pot-bellied and flatulent. This also means they must constantly travel, looking for new food sources, so their muscles are extremely well-developed.

Can a human beat a gorilla in a fight?

The gorilla’s musculature and skeleton are considerably more robust than the human’s, which means that the gorilla will soak up much more punishment before being seriously injured. This makes the human’s fighter’s main hope of winning—almost immediately incapacitating the gorilla—very problematic.

What should you do if you encounter a gorilla?

Here’s what you should do the moment you’ve encountered a gorilla: Slowly crouch down and make yourself small. Avert your gaze from any nearby gorilla and look away. Attempt to look disinterested. Gradually create distance between you and the gorillas without making any sudden moves.

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Why do gorillas give me the Creeps?

Fortunately, gorilla attacks are very rare ( even in zoos and sanctuaries) and most attacks are provoked or defensive in nature. Monkeys and apes give me the creeps. I think it’s because they have manual dexterity similar to a human’s but lack the conscience of a human (or the conscience a human at least should have.)