Why is the gorilla in the movie called "King Kong"?

"King Kong" is a transliteration of "King Kong". King Kong belongs to a creature called donkey kong. Because the movie is the last super primate King Kong on the island, it is called King Kong, which means "King Kong".

King Kong is a huge primate on Skull Island in the movie King Kong. Its shape is similar to that of a gorilla, and its strength is infinite. In the storyline, in order to protect the safety of the hostess, three v-rex Tyrannosaurus Rex were picked out and eventually killed.

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Living habits

Based on the analogy of the habits of other great apes, it can be imagined that King Kong is a social animal with a small family as the unit. Under the protection of males (much larger than the former two), females and minors live in forest highlands with sufficient food, broad vision and difficult to be discovered by foreign enemies.

As a typical omnivore, King Kong's diet is mainly composed of leaves, buds (especially bamboo), various fruits and various invertebrates or small vertebrates. ?

Exchange; connect

Like other apes, social communication and corresponding communication skills are one of the important links to maintain the stability of the King Kong ethnic group, including not only the roar used to determine the social status of different individuals in the group, but also the posture of the trunk and the diverse and obvious body language.

Among them, the most iconic is the action of "knocking on the chest". In addition to repelling competitors of the same race, "knocking on the chest" is also a threat to enemies attacked by dangerous foreigners, but sometimes even a few muddy grunts are only enough to scare away some predators on Skull Island.

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