Chimp Motherhood - Monkey Life - S01 EP14 - Documentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Explore the world of primates in this new episode of Monkey Life, watch as monkeys find new families, learn to climb, and navigate their social hierarchies. Watch as Sally the chimp fosters newcomer Brian, orangutans develop critical skills, and Charlie navigates the challenges of mealtime. It's a journey of primate foster care, orangutan development, and chimp hierarchies, all unfolding at our rescue center.
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Dive into the heart of compassion and dedication in Monkey Life, and explore Monkey World, the planet's largest primate rescue centre! Join Dr. Alison Cronin, Jeremy Keeling, and their devoted team as they embark on daring rescues and heartwarming rehabilitation journeys. Witness the triumph of love over cruelty in Monkey Life.
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What a wonderful being Sally was. She was amazing and it's so sad that she has now passed away all these years later. She adopted so many babies during the course of her life at Monkey World.
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@debbiebryan4288 I cried when Sally died. All I could think is who's going to foster the chimp babies now.
@@TessA-es3if I hope that no baby chimps go orphaned
Oh Sally, you absolute sweetheart! 🥰 That literally bought tears to my eyes seeing Sally and Brian hug. Sally is so in tune and just knows not to push it. She could honestly teach humans a thing or two. I can’t believe that poor little Brian’s teeth were knocked out. How cruel 😢😢
It broke my heart to see his wife struggling to talk in this video. God bless yawl for keeping up Jim’s mission for his chimps and thank you from the bottom of my heart for loving these creatures.
Life can be so beautiful and yet so cruel at the same time. Someone like him, to die so young is just absolutely heartbreaking. That shouldn't have happened to someone like him there's no Rhyme or Reason to it. My heart goes out to his wife
this is first youtube video ive seen where a baby chimp gets a foster mom. ive seen orangutan and gorilla females adopt but no chimps this is amazing
Im so very sorry you lost your husband and I hope you've found some peace... The park is simply incredible and I wish I could see it and all the lives yall have saved that are so precious... ❤❤❤❤
R.I.P. dear Jim.
Egal, wann genau du gestorben bist, so weiss ich doch, dass du von der anderen Seite her noch immermitmachst❤ Danke für alles❤
It's odd to look back at these old episodes. Jim and Sally have passed away and Brian is now a fully grown alpha male with his own troupe.
Where can I read about them or is there a video of Brian's update? I would love to see!
#RIP Jim! ❤
Thank you Sally and mr Cronin. You will be missed but what a legacy you left to the world… life!. RIP sir.
In latest monkey videos from other places I saw caregivers wearing a west with "monkey-like" fibers that resemble monkey hair. When they carry an orangutan baby, their vest is orange, when they carry baby gorilla, the vest with fibers are black.
Jim must have inherited a pile of money so he decided to make his goal helping someone else and he chose the chimpanzees. I wish more rich people would do similar things, including drilling for water for millions in Africa and elsewhere.
Is that how things got started? I didn't know.
Is that Andy Serkis narrating? Very apropos! I also remember Charlie from another documentary. he had to have a finger amputated because he's so low on the totem pole.
Reminds me of an older brother who was the bully, always getting to choose what we’d watch on tv, aggressive.
4:11 that is simply awesome that is so wonderful and precious praise the Lord 🙏🙏🙏
RIP Jim.❤
Jim did some good in this world didn't he...😢❤
3rd time watching this!
The keeper and the dangling earring though...😲
That keeper with the earring is an amazing animal whisperer!❤
@@franalford202 That post was about the potential danger of having an earring like that around those wonderful creatures he keeps.... would be quite scary if one of them tugs at or gets a finger caught in it. The babies especially are quite curious.
@@TheSageisBack Right.... like "goodbye earlobe...."
@@TheSageisBack I hear ya. I had twin boy/girl children and it could be quite a challenge so I quit wearing them and they’re 14 and still don’t wear. I guess they took it all out of my system!🥰 I love the earring guy though. He is so sweet to the babies and all his “kids” even after their grown up! Love the whole shanang!!!
What about him?
Awesome job😊
The extreme close ups made it difficult to get a decent look at Dindas climbing cloak…I think it was a cloak..a good idea…I think.
They say there’s a God,HE took this Beautiful person Away from what he created,rest easy he left his FOOTPRINTS here on 🌎 EARTH
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Why are u allowing births in the sanctuary and then taking the babies away from their mothers? both seem very cruel to me.
They don’t take them away for no reason. They leave the baby with the mother if they can. But as you see in some of the other episodes, most of the orangutans have been rescued from some bad situations and have never observed other females caring for a new baby. As a result, a very high percentage of babies born to great apes in situations like this reject the baby. Or in some cases the mother will hold and care for the baby, but when it tries to nurse the mother doesn’t understand what it is trying to do and won’t allow it to nurse. If they don’t intervene the baby will certainly die.
When the mother rejects a baby it isn’t cruel to take it away. The mother wants nothing to do with it and isn’t bothered by it. Leaving the baby crying on the floor to slowly starve to death is however quite cruel, don’t you think?
Most sanctuaries don’t actively promote reproduction. They will give males vasectomies sometimes and they put the females on birth control. But, despite that, an occasional baby will be born. Some sanctuaries do allow some of their animals to reproduce. They do that to help ensure the survival of the species considering that in the wild some of the animals are close to being wiped out.
These people do their very best to raise and care for these animals that have been subjected to some of the most cruel and inhumane conditions imaginable. Do they get it right 100% of the time? No they don’t. But they do everything that they know how to do to enrich the lives of these animals, many of which have been through hell and back. Their work should be applauded.
They arent taking babies away from the mothers they rescue them from humans and bring them to the wildlife center to be raised with other monkies,
Also they only take the babies away if their mother has abandoned them. Since they have females in captivity that have never had the training from a wild mother of how to care for a baby, this is a problem. Human mothers have to learn how to care for and raise a child also…
Take Charlie away
End Nato, and Brando, stop yelling, you're way too loud. There is no strong Nato.
I didn’t expect to see jim gone on this video. 🥺 God bless him for what he did for the chimps.
Such sad news but what an amazing legacy.
Oh my gosh!! That is so unbelievably sweet!! Sally!! What a sweet, sweet soul.💗💗💗
It seems that the passing of Jim will be a huge loss for the world and especially for his loved ones and animals.
Jim was way cool. I'm so sorry he isn't with us any more but he lives on with Allison and Jeremy.😘😘😘
Jim’s dream is still alive, and thriving. Thank you to all the amazing people at monkey world. We love Allison, and the staff. God bless you all ❤🙏🏾
Much respect to Allison for continuing and expanding Jim’s work.
So sweet ❤
Bad things happen to wonderful people. Jim had so much left to give and I imagine, so much more he wanted to achieve. What a tragic loss of life and far too young. I cried watching this even though I know he passed away some years ago now. Having been to Monkey World I know what a special place this is. Alison has done a wonderful job in carrying on Jim's mission and his passion and I'm sure he's watching and feeling proud of her. Monkey World is a wonderful place and I hope it remains to be for many years to come. ❤❤❤❤
They filmed a fantastic documentary. Then, they thought "How can we make this epic? I know, let's get Andy Serkis to narrate!" And he did narrate and it was good.
So sad ❤
Idk how many times I’ve prob seen this, but it is just as beautiful as it was the first time! ❤
Beautiful story 😍❤
I wish you could do something about the exploitation of the macaque primates. They are so abused over in Vietnam, Cambodia, africa, Thailand and other places .
Yes I agree!!!!
Awesome!
They'll learn to share fair and square. They can learn.
Who cares about your more blacks statement, what did DEI ever do for us?
Rescued 118?? What?
Great job sally
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RIP and god bless jim and god bless all of you to do what you do
So sorry! He will be missed by all!
This is where Kamala Harris came from.
What a cruel and racist comment