It is a large primate in the family Homo, with a similarity of up to 98% to the human genome. It is divided into two subspecies: West African gorillas and East African gorillas, each with two subspecies. Large in size, males can weigh up to 350 kilograms and their entire body is covered in black fur. Adult males have silver gray fur on their backs. They mainly live in the tropical rainforests of Africa and lead a polygamous family style social life. It is a diurnal animal that mainly feeds on plants, and occasionally eats bird eggs and grubs. Due to habitat loss and poaching, gorillas are currently listed as endangered species.

Also known as the mythical antelope, it is an animal weighing 25-50 kilograms, with a shoulder height of 70-80 centimeters and a body length of 110-135 centimeters. Has chestnut colored fur, which turns dark brown in winter and has long protective hair. It mainly inhabits steep rocky areas and lives in alpine and subalpine meadows above the forest line. It is a diurnal animal that adapts to rocky mountainous areas and has climbing abilities second only to the ibex. Hooves are very suitable for grasping smooth rocks. In summer, they mainly feed on herbaceous plants and flowers, while in winter they eat lichens, mosses, and pine sprouts. The countries of origin include Albania, Austria, France, and others.

Also known as the mythical antelope, it is an animal weighing 25-50 kilograms, with a shoulder height of 70-80 centimeters and a body length of 110-135 centimeters. Has chestnut colored fur, which turns dark brown in winter and has long protective hair. It mainly inhabits steep rocky areas and lives in alpine and subalpine meadows above the forest line. It is a diurnal animal that adapts to rocky mountainous areas and has climbing abilities second only to the ibex. Hooves are very suitable for grasping smooth rocks. In summer, they mainly feed on herbaceous plants and flowers, while in winter they eat lichens, mosses, and pine sprouts. The countries of origin include Albania, Austria, France, and others.