Explain what a territorial animal is, and give an example of how a gorilla exhibits this. Write 1-2 sentences.

It was previously thought that gorillas were non-territorial, due to the overlap of home ranges and their tolerance of other groups. ... Instead, gorilla groups may have regions of priority or even exclusive use close to the centre of their home range, which could feasibly be defended by physical aggression

Explanation:

A territorial animal is a animal who protects and fights for their territory, and makes sure no one crosses within it. It will show warning signs, mark its territory, yell/scream for someone or thing to stay back, and even show aggressive behavior/aggression to someone who is on their land/in their home territory.

Explanation:

A Gorila will pound its chest, make noises, make threats, and act out to scare away anything that poses a danger or threat to its territory.

the answer should be b.

explanation:

it should be b because she researched before writing so it would be in past tense. "the author researches her subject before she had written the first draft.