gorilla

Sitting up there at that little spindly-legged organ, he looked enormous, bigger than life, like a gorilla at a harpsichord.

Then twelve guys come out and beat the gorilla over the head.

Kerr was adamant that the gorilla tie was not a statement about evolution, but “about life.”

In Uganda, the World Wildlife Fund estimates each gorilla rakes in $1 million in revenue each year.

A hunter comes across a sickly gorilla, too weak to defend itself from the blows of his cleaver.

Again, we have the fact that man possesses normally only twelve ribs, one less than is found in the gorilla and the chimpanzee.

The young gorilla which was kept in captivity at Berlin became quite omnivorous in its diet.

It is shortest in the chimpanzee, somewhat longer in the gorilla, still longer in the orang, and remarkably long in the gibbon.

It would be as useful to attempt to give the history of the gorilla as of man in the early stages of his progress.

The "Gorilla Warfare" (mentioned last week) having failed, the enemy tries a new dodge.