Tchimpounga to Tchindzoulou The First Group of Chimpanzees Settling on Their New Island Home

Watch this video series about the Jane Goodall Institute's Tchimpounga Chimpanzee Rehabilitation Center (TCRC) in the Republic of Congo. Founded in 1992, TCRC is the largest chimpanzee sanctuary in Africa. Today, TCRC is home to more than 150 chimpanzees, victims of the illegal commercial bushmeat trade.
In this latest video from Tchimpounga, watch as the first group of chimpanzees get settled into their new home on the island of Tchindzoulou in the Kouilou River. On the island, the group finds delicious wild foods and fun places to explore and roam. With care from JGI's TCRC team, the group is settling nicely into their natural environment.
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[@hollykane4000]

I’m happy watching them
Play in the muddy water and swing on the vines.

[@willowclay3137]

They deserve to be pampered and spoiled!

[@pinam2299]

I love these new brothers and sisters of ours so much! Incredible beautiful creatures! I would give anything to meet one someday 🙌❤️

[@willowclay3137]

I would love to hug all of them! They're so amazing!!!

[@liekiokling3552]

原来猩猩也爱吃榴莲啊！哈哈可爱极了，逍遥自在的生活在大自然。。感谢你们的照顾，菩萨保佑你们安康顺乐。。💕💕💕

[@gaming4K]

2:26 that moment looked so human. :D

[@petercan1020]

I assume that the GPS tracker on one of them why would they need something like that don't they have chips they can implant?

[@mark6302]

i want to watch them use tools

[@lennarthagen3638]

I hate hate the narrator jesus christ allmighty

[@javierhillier4252]

mans trying his best