THE SILVER BACK.

Reaching to an average of 6  feet when standing and weighing 400 to 500 pounds.The Mountain gorilla is the largest and rarest among the great apes,remarkably strong with a short trunk,broad chest &shoulders.
Males develop a streak of silver hair on their backs when they nature and are called SILVER BACK.
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