Bonobo Ape Shows Off One Day Old Baby During The Heatwave

[@williamblanck6754]

what a little cutie...mom is going to be a real good mother by the looks of this video

[@MrSlanderer]

0:58 She looks at her baby the way a human mother does. I never tire of apes’ marvels.

[@lizzyyork]

Let's hope she cares better for her baby than most humans do theirs!

[@Spiritual_AJ01]

She even kisses the baby

[@EarlSmith2469]

Believe it or not, you are an Ape too, Mr Slanderer.

[@mbd6054]

What a lovely, sensible, smart mum. Did you see how she supported the baby, while she was taking a drink from the pool. Also, she kept him in the shade, but let him get a little sun, and she very gently, and discreetly, showed him to her friends. Great video, SV.. Thank you very much.

[@brownrabbit61]

Wonderful video. Thanks Slogger! I'd love to see more of the bonobos, especially baby, please.

[@nbrown6051]

Awwww!! How human how priceless primates are. Never ceases to amaze me!❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👍❤️❤️🇺🇸

[@Spiritual_AJ01]

Yes they're the closest human relative and humans still kill them so little left in the wild

[@elikinder1506]

Bonobo make good moms. They are so good with the babies.

[@princessmonkey2034]

Is this Mum 1st baby? She seems very confident in handling her daughter. Way she held the baby when the other was looking. She had enough sence to keep the baby out of the sun. Congratulations to Tywcross zoo👏👏 🍾🎉🎊 a beautiful n precious gift. 👑🐵

[@SloggerVlogger]

I think I heard someone say it's her first. I'm not too sure.

[@harpermacenzi9483]

I love bonobo mums. Their so caring.

[@jodiemirowski2980]

Such a precious little one!! She's such a loving mama!!🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@Danielle0722]

Awe mom & baby are both gorgeous

[@singhanita96]

Proud and caring mom..😘😘

[@aprilrain4792]

Wow such a lovely mommy and baby.

[@Benfilms]

Beautiful to watch Mum with her baby.

[@moneymakerbanditsports8423]

#1 Baby Fan !

[@terripipher1300]

Aww what a cutie she looks like she is a good mom....

[@poppykok5]

1:36 -ish...Seriously...My heart skipped a beat, & a my eyes got all watery...So *VERY SWEET*

[@grandmap3389]

Awww such a sweet mom and baby!

[@stephaniedavis3093]

So sweet and precious....💖

[@julieherring2522]

Beautiful mumma

[@lizzyyork]

Really beautiful!

[@candyc.3163]

I’ve learned to read your narratives. What a good little Mommy! They’re all curious about the new baby. Is this her first? ❤️

[@Leyla7292]

Cuteness overload 🥰

[@tommya1366]

Beautiful!

[@pamelakern2849]

A dedicated mother!! Loved this video 💕

[@texasyoutuber217]

I love the sense of community primates have.

[@liljared711]

The most peaceful primates to ever exist :bonobos:

[@Nodal488]

They really look like us thats incredible !

[@Spiritual_AJ01]

My parents say i look like one

[@MagentaBell]

🥰 What a committed mom! She’s so serious and intense here! No sign of the more casual, laid back personality we usually see with the lovable hedonistic bonobos! 😄 Question to anyone willing to respond… I know the baby is brand new but don’t they instinctively know how to cling to mom from the moment they arrive? Or is that only with orangutans and gorillas? I’m far from an expert, just curious based on what I have seen as far as primate documentaries and videos on YT. Unless I missed it I saw no attempt whatsoever to grab onto mom’s hair with upper or lower limbs. Near the end when mom jumps up and sprints yet again, you can see the infant’s entire body dangling and swinging. It just looked rather worrying. The good news is that if there is a problem the baby has a much better chance of acceptance and survival in captivity. But hopefully I am just being ignorant and it’s normal for bonobo infants not to start clinging immediately. On another note…I was wondering if this video had been shot at a higher speed than that of reality. Mom just kept kind of spastically jumping up and flying from spot to spot versus their usual casual strolling pace. I quickly realized she was just being hyper-cautious with her precious little bundle and found it quite endearing. Hopefully soon she’ll get her normal chilled out bonobo style back. And I’m sure she’ll have plenty of group members volunteering to babysit if she needs a break. Thanks for another fantastic, joy producing video! ❤❤❤

[@twemont]

Momma seems very proud of her baby, very loving. She seems a little nervous, but I dont know much about Bonobos

[@tonyking7024]

Very cool.

[@twemont]

I have seen the comment " they are so human like" and I'm sure I have said it too, but I was just thinking we shouldn't insult the primates 😁😅😛 because a lot of times they surpass us

[@angelesmariabartolomepache9027]

Los bonobos, comen berenjenas???? Hay berenjenas en la jungla???? Estoy perdida 😔😢

[@SloggerVlogger]

They get all kinds of nutritious vegetables. I guess it's just like us, we like to eat different things from different countries. If they enjoy it, why not.

[@RobertDunn310]

Yo no vivo en una jungla y también como berenjenal. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@AviationNut]

Bonobos are such peaceful creatures, completely opposite of chimpanzees. Bonobos have sex to solve disputes instead of fighting like chimpanzees. Me and my wife are like bonobos, because after arguments we have long, long makeup sex. Maybe me and my wife were bonobos in our previous life?.😂😂😂

[@Spiritual_AJ01]

If i can when im older i will buy an island put bonobos on the island so they can reproduce and increase numbers there

[@EarlSmith2469]

Better make sure it feeds, or it will die.

[@SloggerVlogger]

She's all healthy and older now.

[@EarlSmith2469]

@@SloggerVlogger Awesome. We need more Bonobos, they are so amazing. I adore them to death for how on the level that they are. Straight up, the only way to be.