Baby chimpanzees with their Mother - Part 8

[@sairahaque1321]

Just love the whole family and how they are there for each other 🥰 The young ones are so cute and just love the family bonding ❤

[@renethedutchcreator]

Thanks! I will continue to make videos of this beautiful family and put them on my KZbin channel. Enjoy! 🤗

[@pawparent]

What is wrong with the skin of the mothers? They all have huge bald patches? 😮

[@renethedutchcreator]

This is caused by grooming each other. You don't have to worry🙂@@pawparent

[@MegUSN52]

Love your videos. Thank you for sharing them with us.

[@dianebeckett7494]

The babies looking curiously at each other ..soon to be playing together. 😊

[@renethedutchcreator]

I"ll be there 😊🎥Follow these beautiful babies with their mother🤗

[@lindaclause8269]

The one struggling to move around, his momma isn’t paying attention to him, wants cuddles and milk

[@badmonkey2222]

​@@lindaclause8269what are you talking about both of these mothers are some of the best mothers I've ever seen in chimpanzees they both are extremely protective loving and caring mothers you obviously don't know much about chimpanzees.

[@ZombieQueen819]

Both mummies are great with the babies one hand always holding the babies safely next to them ❤❤❤❤

[@RobFinley-e4l]

Love this music❤

[@sophiesamb5091]

😉😁❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ je vs aime 😉

[@elizabethstops2362]

The baby chimps are so adorable but the adult chimps look really rough with the fur all falling off. Why is that ?

[@renethedutchcreator]

Hello Elizabeth, I don't know. Here some information: Hair loss (alopecia) is a complex phenomenon that is not fully understood either in human or nonhuman primates. Hair loss can occur as the result of a congenital or genetic disorder, or it can develop during the lifetime of the animal. Hair loss occurring throughout life can be further divided into inflammatory and noninflammatory types. In this article, we focus on alopecia in nonhuman primates. We also will refer to humans and other mammals, given that mechanisms of hair loss and potential treatments for this disorder have been studied infrequently in nonhuman primates. For more: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...

[@silkeisigkeit3459]

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