The study of gorilla skulls can also shed light on their social behavior. The size and shape of certain skull features can indicate dominance and social hierarchy within groups. These physical traits often correlate with behavioral patterns observed in the wild.
Gorillas use their strong jaws and teeth not only for eating but also in displays of aggression or dominance. The robust nature of their skulls supports these activities. By studying these aspects, we can better understand the social dynamics of gorilla troops.
