What type of shelter does a gorilla need?

Gorillas are large primates that inhabit the forests of central and western Africa. They are highly social animals that live in groups of up to 30 individuals. Gorillas build nests in the trees to sleep in and for protection from the elements. These nests are usually made of leaves, branches, and vines, and are large enough to accommodate the entire gorilla family. Gorillas also use caves and other natural shelters for protection from the sun and rain. To ensure the survival of gorillas in the wild, it is important that they have access to suitable shelter from both predators and the elements. Conservation efforts include the protection of gorilla habitats and the provision of artificial shelters in áreas where necessary.