Do orangutans have tails?

Gorillas are primates. They originally had tails, but their tails degenerated with "evolution".

Orangutans are primates belonging to the genus Orangutans, and are extremely endangered species of the World Conservation Union. These animals are distributed in Indonesia and Malaysia. Brown-red body, huge, male is about twice as big as female, male lives alone, female lives alone or lives with young orangutans.

morphological character

The shoulder height in quadruped state is about 0.85m, and it is1.6-1.8m when standing. The height of an upright gorilla can reach 1.75 meters, because the gorilla's knees can't be really straight, so its actual body length is longer than this height. Males are bigger than females. The average body weight is 60- 100 kg for females and 0/30-180kg for males.

Gorillas are magnificent, hairless on their faces and ears, and often have high foreheads. The mandible is more prominent than the cheekbone. The upper limb is longer than the lower limb, and the level of arms can reach 2-2.25m.. The largest gorilla in the artificial park is 230 kilograms, and its upright height is close to 2 meters.