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A large, vertically oriented information board about "WESTERN LOWLAND GORILLA" is prominently displayed, likely at a zoo or wildlife park in Mysuru, India. The board is designed with a dark green background and features information panels in brown and light green. Text is presented in both English and Kannada. The left side of the board provides details about gorillas' role in local biodiversity, highlighting their "forest gardener" activities due to their diet of leaves, shoots, stems, roots, and fruit, and their seed-spreading habits. It also describes their nesting behavior and how they create ideal conditions for seed germination. The right side of the board is segmented into several panels, each with an icon representing a different aspect of gorilla life: - An hourglass icon for "Life span": 35 years in the wild, 60 in zoos. - A male and female icon for "Size and Weight": averaging 100 to 250 kilograms and 4.5 to 6 feet in height. - An ant icon for "Diet Habits": primarily vegetarian, consuming stems, bamboo shoots, and fruits, with Western Lowland Gorillas also eating termites and ants larvae. - A group icon for "Family Group": typically consisting of 5 to 50 members. - Interlocking circles representing social life: noting that the bond between the silverback and his females forms the basis of their social structure. - A sun icon for activity: indicating they are "Active during the day (diurnal) and terrestrial." - A crescent moon icon for sleep: stating "They sleep at night in nests." - A muscular arm icon for strength: highlighting that "Gorillas are 4-10x stronger than human." The setting is outdoors, with bright daylight illuminating the scene. A thatched roof is visible on the far left, suggesting an exhibit structure. Various green plants and foliage are seen around and behind the sign, with planters at the bottom right. A small, distant figure of a person is visible walking in the background, adding to the sense of a public attraction.
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