Thank you Cindy for all of these chronicles. I'm disabled and don't get to go hang out at the zoo... but this is great to be able to watch them grow...and see how they relate and process. You share more than just what they look like. It's very appreciated...your volunteer work here :)
Beautiful mommy with her beautiful baby very good and cute babies thank you for sharing your beautiful family love your family thank you for sharing your family
Me produce mucha tristeza verlos separados de su habitab, pero es mejor allí que expuestos a la peor crueldad humana, son tan amorosos con sus hijos, son maravillosos.
Ahy qué graciosas todas las madres ,juntas con sus bebés ,hacen como los humanos ,se juntan en el parqué desde luego que estoy convencida qué solo les falta hablar ,son super intelijentes ,no mos tienen que tener ninguna envidia ,cuidan de sus hijos como nosotros ,ó incluso mejor yo no é visto á ninguna mamá matar ó dejar abandonar á su bebé ,y si las hay en humanas ,incluso tirarlos en un contenedor de la basura ,ó tirarlo al rio ,recien nacido ,eso lo hacen las madres humanas ,ya podian mirar algun video de estas madres haber si aprenden á querer y respetar á los hijos ,tenemos la obligación y el dever de criarlos ,mil gracias por permitirme qué pueda ver tanta belleza en los primates ,
Fascinating! I know that is common among primates, including gorillas, but it is beautiful to see such care with each other. Even Shaila is a bit bolder ... I know your intention is to take care .. .Lovely! Thanks Cindy for us to provide it. But I ended up with pity N'Hasa! Uí must havê been painful! And Nakou saving his sister, was beautiful!
Mirela Guedes Luckily they're not as fragile as human kids ;-) If she would've been hurt enough she would have screamed out and mom would've saved her. Now Nakou did it. Lovely boy.
Jane Doe The plan was to move her in March, but due to circumstances they let her stay a bit longer. She'll move before the end of this year I've been told. It's time for her!! Not because of this behaviour by the way. it's just time to be 'on her own'. To have her own man ;-) Nakou will miss her, after having to say goodbye to his friend Likalé the beginning of this year. But he'll get over it! He'll have N'Washi and his smaller siblings (although he's a bit too rough with them sometimes ...). But hey, that's what gorillas do. We don't have to worry about it.
Cindy T. My heart aches with these changes, I saw how the Moja family suffered his departure, but now she's happy with her daughter, husband and friend Chelewa and even small Nguvu! I know that the changes are part, in nature, they follow their own paths ... it is so! Yes, I saw the video and following the transfer of Likalé, and realized he Nakou was sad, but as you said, still has N'washi and his other siblings. Shatila will also miss her, but now she has her baby to care .. .. life will go on! And Shaila is not bad ... grooming is a care, a caring, and she just bolder!
You can't help wondering how much the feel about being prisoner's. What we do know, take down the walls and see what happens. Al least try provide something resembling their habitat. Animal's posses the same feeling's as humans when their freedom is taken away even more so because they are wild at heart and instincts.
Sorry don’t get upset but I feel sorry for these animals, they should be out in the wild living their life as it should be but they can’t because people want to kill them and eat them. These animals in captivity are bored and do bad things to babies. It’s a mucked up world.
People have taken over their habitat and they have been hunted for trophies. People don’t eat them. They can repopulate in this environment and are clearly happy or they wouldn’t reproduce
I agree Bec. If only there was some way for them to have remained in their natural habitat without being hunted, captured or killed. Unfortunately, the ones who have the power and resources to make this a reality, do not deem this situation as a priority.
Cindy T. All female animals in captivity have the capacity to reject their baby, they probably do in the wild too but we can’t know the full statistics. It seems to happen a lot in captivity. If a mother rejects her baby and won’t feed it or care for it I believe that is a bad thing, humans do that too and we call it abuse and neglect and usually the child is taken from the mother which in turn sets up another set of problems.
Thank you Cindy for all of these chronicles. I'm disabled and don't get to go hang out at the zoo... but this is great to be able to watch them grow...and see how they relate and process. You share more than just what they look like. It's very appreciated...your volunteer work here :)
I just love their white lil’ poopers! Lololol
так приятно смотреть.сидят 3 мамки и каждая дарит свою любовь малышу.ой аж мурашки.
The three moms showing off their babies. I can just hear them talking about the things their baby does, about nursing, eating and pooping. Lol lol
actually the middle one not mum, this is why the sister gorilla came up to bite her arm to force her release her baby gorilla
Beautiful mommy with her beautiful baby very good and cute babies thank you for sharing your beautiful family love your family thank you for sharing your family
K bonitas mamás con sus hijitos en la espalda
One thing is for sure, Dad has been a busy old guy at night when no one is looking. Lol
Exactly hahahaha
I remembered this video, the sister bit the female gorilla's arm forced her to release her little brother.
Me produce mucha tristeza verlos separados de su habitab, pero es mejor allí que expuestos a la peor crueldad humana, son tan amorosos con sus hijos, son maravillosos.
AWE!!.......Always good to have a big brother around looking out for you.
Ahy qué graciosas todas las madres ,juntas con sus bebés ,hacen como los humanos ,se juntan en el parqué desde luego que estoy convencida qué solo les falta hablar ,son super intelijentes ,no mos tienen que tener ninguna envidia ,cuidan de sus hijos como nosotros ,ó incluso mejor yo no é visto á ninguna mamá matar ó dejar abandonar á su bebé ,y si las hay en humanas ,incluso tirarlos en un contenedor de la basura ,ó tirarlo al rio ,recien nacido ,eso lo hacen las madres humanas ,ya podian mirar algun video de estas madres haber si aprenden á querer y respetar á los hijos ,tenemos la obligación y el dever de criarlos ,mil gracias por permitirme qué pueda ver tanta belleza en los primates ,
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Wow! So fantastic! Thank you, thank you!
P0oppooo
It's so amazing watching them they're so powerful but so gentle with their babies
Nossa 😱😱😱😱,,olha que lindo,,os bebês na costa da mãe,,😂😂😂😍😍😍😍
Wonderful moments. Thank you for this great video.
Fascinating! I know that is common among primates, including gorillas, but it is beautiful to see such care with each other. Even Shaila is a bit bolder ... I know your intention is to take care .. .Lovely! Thanks Cindy for us to provide it.
But I ended up with pity N'Hasa! Uí must havê been painful!
And Nakou saving his sister, was beautiful!
Mirela Guedes Luckily they're not as fragile as human kids ;-) If she would've been hurt enough she would have screamed out and mom would've saved her. Now Nakou did it. Lovely boy.
;-)
Mirela Guedes why you like to much
@@GorillaFanNL Was that the baby's mom and what was she doing bedore the older kid came over ?
I'd have to watch the video again myself ;-) I'm too busy at the moment. Will do so later this week and I'll get back to you.
O amor da natureza é lindo!!!
I wish the video could continue
Hab mich gefreut....😘
N'HASA e N'KATO, nome dos bebes gêmeos, a mãe se chama N'GAYLA. Um macho e uma fêmea.
Que preciosidad
Es hermosa la mamá con sus gemelos.😘
Maybe it's time Shaila was moved? I've seen in other zoos that once a sibling is mean to a younger one they will sometimes be moved to another zoo.
Jane Doe The plan was to move her in March, but due to circumstances they let her stay a bit longer. She'll move before the end of this year I've been told. It's time for her!! Not because of this behaviour by the way. it's just time to be 'on her own'. To have her own man ;-) Nakou will miss her, after having to say goodbye to his friend Likalé the beginning of this year. But he'll get over it! He'll have N'Washi and his smaller siblings (although he's a bit too rough with them sometimes ...). But hey, that's what gorillas do. We don't have to worry about it.
Cindy T. Do we know yet to which zoo Shaila will be transferred?
Cindy T. My heart aches with these changes, I saw how the Moja family suffered his departure, but now she's happy with her daughter, husband and friend Chelewa and even small Nguvu! I know that the changes are part, in nature, they follow their own paths ... it is so! Yes, I saw the video and following the transfer of Likalé, and realized he Nakou was sad, but as you said, still has N'washi and his other siblings. Shatila will also miss her, but now she has her baby to care .. .. life will go on! And Shaila is not bad ... grooming is a care, a caring, and she just bolder!
+Cindy T. muibu3no
Gorila.bello.retoño.
Nueva.generacion.
They had a baby making party that year!!😂😂😂
👀 girl yes!!
Вот это мамочки .не точто у некоторых обезьян .родят малыша.и тут же выкинут.или убьют.или с дерева выкинут.
Звери лучше людей
Que beleza,quantos filhotinhos!!😃😃😃
O papai andou muito ocupado rsrs
Good brother !
Мамулички❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰
Посиделки мамочек😃
Are they pregnant again
How come one of the twins seems smaller and is moving less than the other one ? Is it healthy ?
Они должны жить на свободе, а не в этой тюрьме
Как наши мамочки сидят, только на траве.
I do love them
You can't help wondering how much the feel about being prisoner's. What we do know, take down the walls and see what happens. Al least try provide something resembling their habitat. Animal's posses the same feeling's as humans when their freedom is taken away even more so because they are wild at heart and instincts.
2:37 min - The gorilla ate her own feces!
Correct. They need that.
Sitting time😅
So is this a small Harem? Who is the daddy?😇
""... HORRENDOSSSSS GASS..""
Q Mama's tan protectoras
Общественные существа обезьяны= и так похожи на людей они😮🤔
Hi , I don't understand what was going on with the baby , was the baby in danger ???? Thank you.
It's
Mais os bichinhos sao folgados🤣🤣🤣🤣
Looks like the cast from 16 n pregnant
LMAO.....
Would like to see some up to date videos as this one is so old
If you click on my profile name, you get to see all videos in order of date. There are (many) more recent ones than this one.
I think you mean "bald", as in no hair. 😊
Sorry don’t get upset but I feel sorry for these animals, they should be out in the wild living their life as it should be but they can’t because people want to kill them and eat them. These animals in captivity are bored and do bad things to babies. It’s a mucked up world.
They're not bored! They don't do bad things to babies!
People have taken over their habitat and they have been hunted for trophies. People don’t eat them. They can repopulate in this environment and are clearly happy or they wouldn’t reproduce
I agree Bec. If only there was some way for them to have remained in their natural habitat without being hunted, captured or killed. Unfortunately, the ones who have the power and resources to make this a reality, do not deem this situation as a priority.
Katywu Ste I am probably wrong about gorillas, idk, but they certainly eat bush meat that includes monkeys.
Cindy T. All female animals in captivity have the capacity to reject their baby, they probably do in the wild too but we can’t know the full statistics. It seems to happen a lot in captivity. If a mother rejects her baby and won’t feed it or care for it I believe that is a bad thing, humans do that too and we call it abuse and neglect and usually the child is taken from the mother which in turn sets up another set of problems.
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