cute They had been separated for two days due to complications during childbirth
A chimpanzee. — suju-foto/Pixabay
Images that do good and that have moved thousands of Internet users. On Thursday, the county zoo teams of Sedgwick, Kansas (USA), attended to the very touching reunion between a chimpanzee mother and her baby. She had been separated from her newborn baby; two days earlier due to complications during delivery, reports Geo who spotted the video.
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There was a baby chimp born at The Sedgwick County Zoo, the baby had to be put on oxygen for a few days.
This is the moment mommy and her baby reunited again.. 🥺 pic.twitter.com/AJJyPwlL14
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“Mahale gave birth by emergency caesarean because natural labor has been interrupted. The baby wasn’t breathing well on his own, so he stayed. to the hospital with the medical team until that he can be reunited with his mum,” the zoo’s team told British media Daily Mail. The mother and her son, named Kucheza, stayed away from each other for nearly two full days.
On the video, which lasts about forty seconds, Mahale is seen entering a room where rest her baby on a blanket. She remains motionless in a corner for a little while and does not seem to immediately realize that her baby is lying down. right in front of her. Then Kucheza raises an arm. His mother then rushes towards him, grabs him and presses him tenderly against her chest. “Mahale and Kucheza reminded us of to all that chimpanzees are intelligent, charismatic and amazing animals,” writes the zoo on Facebook.