Sedgwick County Zoo in Kansas, USA, released a melted video on the 17th, where a female chimpanzee saw her child for the first time, although she paused for a moment, but it seemed to be the nature of mother and child, and almost immediately took it into her arms.
Reuters and local media reported that the female chimpanzee, named Mahale, began giving birth 2 days ago, but the veterinary team noticed that it had a difficult birth and decided to intervene for a caesarean section. However, the baby chimpanzee, named Kucheza, had trouble breathing at first, so the medical team cared for it for 2 days before returning it to the enclosure in Mahalle.
According to reports, Kuchesa means "play" in Shiwahilian. As can be seen from the film, after the zoo staff opened the door, Mahare climbed in with a blanket, noticed the blue blanket wrapped around Kuchesa, and then seemed to be a little worried, so he sat on the spot for a while, and then straightened his body slightly to see what was in the pile.
However, as soon as Kuchesa's arm was extended out of the blanket, Mahare immediately entered "mom mode" as if he recognized it immediately, and quickly took his baby into his arms. One of the staff members who was watching seemed to be moved to the point of sobbing and shouting, "Well done, Mahalai!" #翻开我的生活日记 #
