案例简介：照片由 @ joelsartore/大猩猩，如Lamydoc @ gladysporterzoo与我们分享他们的98.3% 遗传密码，使他们成为我们最亲密的亲戚之一。虽然西部低地大猩猩是所有大猩猩物种中数量最多的，但它们仍被列为极度濒危物种。埃博拉病毒的传播以及大猩猩偷猎食用丛林肉以及它们被捕获用于宠物贸易，都导致了这只大猿的衰落。随着人口的不断增长，人类与大猩猩之间对资源的竞争加剧，这可能导致冲突加剧。然而，生活在大猩猩附近的社区将生态旅游视为保护该物种及其栖息地的原因，因为旅游业的增加为周围村庄的人们创造了就业机会并支持了当地经济。要查看照片方舟中的更多物种，请关注我 @ joelsartore。# 照片方舟 # 一起保存

案例简介：Photo by @joelsartore / Gorillas like Lamydoc @gladysporterzoo share 98.3% of their genetic code with us, making them one of our closest relatives. While western lowland gorillas are the most numerous of all gorilla species, they are still listed as critically endangered. The spread of Ebola as well as the poaching of gorillas for bushmeat and their capture for the pet trade have all contributed to the decline of this great ape. As human populations continue to grow, competition for resources between humans and gorillas intensifies, which can result in heightened conflict. However, communities living near gorillas see ecotourism as a reason to protect the species and its habitat, as increased tourism creates jobs for people in surrounding villages and supports the local economy. To see more species featured in the Photo Ark, follow me @joelsartore. #PhotoArk #savetogether

国家地理 - Photo by @joelsartore / Gorillas like Lamydoc @gladysporterzoo share 98.3% of their genetic code with us, making them one

案例简介：照片由 @ joelsartore/大猩猩，如Lamydoc @ gladysporterzoo与我们分享他们的98.3% 遗传密码，使他们成为我们最亲密的亲戚之一。虽然西部低地大猩猩是所有大猩猩物种中数量最多的，但它们仍被列为极度濒危物种。埃博拉病毒的传播以及大猩猩偷猎食用丛林肉以及它们被捕获用于宠物贸易，都导致了这只大猿的衰落。随着人口的不断增长，人类与大猩猩之间对资源的竞争加剧，这可能导致冲突加剧。然而，生活在大猩猩附近的社区将生态旅游视为保护该物种及其栖息地的原因，因为旅游业的增加为周围村庄的人们创造了就业机会并支持了当地经济。要查看照片方舟中的更多物种，请关注我 @ joelsartore。# 照片方舟 # 一起保存

国家地理 - Photo by @joelsartore / Gorillas like Lamydoc @gladysporterzoo share 98.3% of their genetic code with us, making them one

案例简介：Photo by @joelsartore / Gorillas like Lamydoc @gladysporterzoo share 98.3% of their genetic code with us, making them one of our closest relatives. While western lowland gorillas are the most numerous of all gorilla species, they are still listed as critically endangered. The spread of Ebola as well as the poaching of gorillas for bushmeat and their capture for the pet trade have all contributed to the decline of this great ape. As human populations continue to grow, competition for resources between humans and gorillas intensifies, which can result in heightened conflict. However, communities living near gorillas see ecotourism as a reason to protect the species and its habitat, as increased tourism creates jobs for people in surrounding villages and supports the local economy. To see more species featured in the Photo Ark, follow me @joelsartore. #PhotoArk #savetogether

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国家地理 - Photo by @joelsartore / Gorillas like Lamydoc @gladysporterzoo share 98.3% of their genetic code with us, making them one

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