CHIMPS FAMILY 1

film de Bert Haanstra sobre un grupo de chimpancés en Burgers Dierenpark en Arnhem (Holanda).
Es el mismo grupo que ha estudiado Frans de Waal

[@360Fov]

I wish we could have the extremely no frills, purely factual information of earlier documentaries, coupled with modern tech and 4k video etc... There's no music, no sound effects added over the top, no gimmicks, its very refreshing.

[@livefree810]

I just love this man talking he makes it so interesting

[@santosgragnani6810]

me gusto mucho este video gracias por mostrarnos esta hermosa familias de chimpanses son madres muy cariñosas con sus hijos parecen humanos me encanto besos soy Mercedes de argentina ((boulogne ))(SAN ISIDRO ))PCIA BS ,,AS

[@user-qz9gl3ko9g]

У природы нужно учиться воспитанию детей.Какая нежность,забота!

[@taniele84]

Omg the 6 year old sister plays pretend mommy with her 3 year old sibling, the 3 year old clinging to the siblings belly as she walks around with her just like a mommy and baby. That’s adorable. It’s fascinating how our behavior is so relatable to theirs. How many little girls play house and imitate their mommy’s ? So awesome.

[@BlGGESTBROTHER]

I have two nieces that are three and two. I've noticed the older one often intently watches how my sister and the youngest interact and then she emulates the same behaviors with her toys. There's probably some evolutionary purpose behind it; maybe the play helps enforce nurturing instincts at young age to prepare them for motherhood?

[@taniele84]

Big Brother Sounds spot on. It’s gotta be close to the actual reason for the behavior. Especially since it’s seen in primitive species still. Fascinating stuff. You’re nieces must be adorable :)

[@BlGGESTBROTHER]

@@taniele84 They are the cutest things ever but I'm pretty biased lol. Thanks for your thoughtful reply!

[@kayewishart911]

@@BlGGESTBROTHER I

[@littlebird5400]

we are them.

[@elenamartinez3333]

UNA PRECIOSIDAD DE NATURALEZA ,ME FASCINA VER TANTO AMOR ,DE MADRES Á LOS HIJOS ,COMO LOS PROTEJEN ,Y LOS MIMAN ME ENCANTA TANTO AMOR ,

[@user-ug3oq8hl4u]

,в зоо им хорошо, а в свободной природе выживают, самцы могут убить, если стали Альфа взамен отца бывшего альфы,

[@franfoley9690]

Wonderful video. Love chimps and the narrator was very good.

[@bobbieroberts6421]

I've watched this video about a dozen times now. I wish there were more shows like this on KZbin.

[@jimenezbarrulamara]

Me he quedado boquiabierta,es absolutamente increíble,la inteligencia d estos animales,juro,q los veo mas inteligentes y mas insistentes,cuando necesitan lograr un propósito,q muchísima gente jajaja,es cierto.q insistencia y q inteligencia impresionantemente maravilloso.y el amor de las mamás con sus crías,y de sus crias a ellas es increíble,igual a cuando nosotr@s teníamos los nuestros pequeñitos jajaja,dan la misma guerra,y los papás,quitando a la cria de encima d la madre para q la deje un rato en paz,jajajaja,pobrecita q paciencia.como comparten,como se abrazan y se aman.si mejores q los humanos pero con diferencia....absolutamente precioso este reportaje👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼mi mas sincera felicitación y agradecimiento lo mostrarnos tal como son

[@Parmella]

Great video. Educational. Thanks.

[@Sporek]

I love those old documentaries. Calm and informative! Nowdays even docu films have to be a "show!" to some degree 😒

[@BlGGESTBROTHER]

I detest hype as well.

[@guymontag9577]

If only earlier documentary film makers had today's video capabilities!

[@jaybabe7767]

5:55 me in the 4th grade when the school photographer says "You look like a future Hollywood star. Smile"

[@heathernewman7164]

I loved this video! Not to criticize, but have the care takers ever thought that the chimps want in the trees bc that’s their natural home. Having the shock fence around them to protect the trees is a little backwards to me. Protect the tree, but not the chimp from his natural way of life. Just my thought and I’m sure that since this is an old video they have found a better way.

[@ronniebuchanan6575]

In such a small enclosure 2.5 acres the Chimps would kill every tree there. In the wild they travel everyday and don't feed off the same tree's. Since they want be returned to the wild its not so important for them to climb.

[@kimberlymoxley104]

Chimps are not tree monkeys

[@Lora_M_NY]

Can’t risk that they get out of the enclosure. Deadly to humans.

[@joyceshealy1385]

Let the monks 💗 have their trees! That's why I decided NOT TO SUB U 💗😭.. STOP INTERCOARSING WITH NATURE 💗

[@sherryfrische4391]

@@kimberlymoxley104 but they make their nest’s and sleep in trees. They nap in tree’s, the groom in trees, they give birth in their nests in the trees

[@annecorey607]

Beautiful families very friendly and healthy thank you for sharing your beautiful video thanks

[@janetbridgman555]

This is awesome. So crafty like humans.

[@justinsilva11]

I Waited 90 Days To Change My Name There’s always that one person..

[@BlGGESTBROTHER]

@funky monkey B dunking No species could ever be as cruel as our own.

[@lastnihilist9]

no need to insult them.

[@juliebryan2549]

Glad for the update. Happy know she is with a troop. Good job

[@annecorey607]

I love all the babies best they very cute. and funny animals thank you for sharing Bless you all.

[@jelenav3336]

True they look funny and cute special when they begging cute.

[@davidandrew6347]

Funny? that's not what it was.

[@davehowe7332]

One of all time favorite.

[@lilirishgrl]

This is my 3rd time watching this particular documentary. I learn something new each time. Chimpanzees and primates are fascinating

[@tamarakennedy4976]

What great mothers.

[@spoda81]

What a great informative video Walter seems to be very smart at figuring things out for himself. I loved how the rest just sat and watched him labor dragging that tree around then when he gets it in position the rest show up to share the fruits of HIS labor lol

[@essedistracted5518]

monkeys don't seem smart they just are. we are the fools

[@louisebookman231]

They take care of their children better than some human beings that is so beautiful chimpanzees of very smart may God continue to be with them and you all are too

[@Brock_3256]

You're asking the same "god" that allowed these beautiful animals to become endangered species to "continue to be with them" "??? Makes no sense...SMH

[@jonahruiz4101]

@@Brock_3256 there’s always one

[@elikinder1506]

Is that what it is? Yes love watching the chimps for hours.I love looking into their eyes and watch them think.

[@leodowneyjr9594]

I'm online all time I find myself spend most of my time on KZbin watching the macaque monkeys there's endless videos in macaque monkeys always trying to in the rest of Asia all over the place and much like Champs they display most of their behavior is much like regular person Behavior so La people funny like watching them as much a chance to check them out just any type of macaque monkey videos no pop-up and cats have faces Lot Like Us pigtail there's longtail they snub tail sub deals going to go up and do really ugly looking and kind of gross it kind of find themselves in cages and kind of gross animals don't know why people like them so much but the pigtail in a long sail are very much like human beings, they really time to do a lot of funny stuff that chimps do as well, semi human behavior

[@MrRoflexi]

this is one of my favorite videos on youtube

[@WelcomeToThe92503]

This music is awesome!

[@mahribeneda6462]

This is the best film I ever seen about chimpanzees thank you.

[@CATCARDOZO]

Bert Haanstra is famous for his wildlife and nature films.

[@donnajones6002]

I agree very nice

[@Angie-vc4dv]

This was such a fun film loved how he kept trying to get to the 🌲 really felt for him a was wondering why chimpz can't swim? A mean Thier so smart so is it a water phopia or Thier body structure can't figure it out 🤔

[@ligiavinhal1350]

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[@elikinder1506]

Thanks for a every educational video. I loved it. They loved the lettuce. It looked good to me. Lol. Lettuce with water, couldn’t get any better. Lol

[@QueenButtercup]

Loving on and playing all day, what a wonderful existence.

[@BlGGESTBROTHER]

That used to be our existence...now look at us :/

[@carolynrog3rogers339]

@@BlGGESTBROTHER u s f .never

[@BlGGESTBROTHER]

Carolyn Rog3Rogers Did you have a stroke while typing your comment?

[@carolynrog3rogers339]

@@BlGGESTBROTHER no pay attention and read it well .

[@BlGGESTBROTHER]

@@carolynrog3rogers339 OK, crazy lady.

[@followerofchrist77777]

This is absolutely the best!

[@remingtonstetson905]

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[@damarihenrik7285]

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[@spezkay81]

Really enjoyed this a lot! Thanks!

[@mamilou2126]

Excellent reportage... Quelle leçon pour les humains que nous sommes.... Nous qui croyons être supérieurs. L intelligence de ce clan de chimpanzés nous remet à notre place... Longue vie à eux.. Dommage qu ils ne soient dans leurs véritables elements💓💓🤔🤔😀😀💓💓💓

[@user-ij5rv5sd2p]

Ведут нормальную жизнь. Ненормальность нынешнего человеческого общества только подчеркивается на их фоне. Какое чудесное видео. Спасибо каналу.

[@djustdoit23]

I really liked this video, very special. Perhaps

[@secretariatgirl4249]

Fascinating!

[@dana.osborne2395]

I love the Primates they're so smart

[@megaroo6110]

Dana. Osborne Carver275 yes we are.

[@EmilRzayev-dg6vj]

Dana. Osborne Carver275 we are the primates lol

[@raypratt3611]

U do realize that we too are primates right??Lol!!

[@joshuacorrington153]

Your grammar might provide a clue as to your basis of comparison.

[@annecorey607]

Cute babies with mummy's Riding on mummy's back very nice to watch this family Bless them all good video thsnks .

[@petrektek1385]

This video is amazing.

[@tigerlily1266]

Those foot thumbs really come in handy!

[@exmstripper]

Incredible intelligence these creatures possess!

[@fatimawagner6792]

I take my hat off on their parenting skills, they are on the 1 million level. They protect their babies more than we protect our human babies

[@gillianbrookwell1678]

I can't get over how affectionate they are.

[@BlGGESTBROTHER]

I assure you that like humans, not all chimpanzees are good parents. Some are even cruel and will abuse or even kill their own child. Just another thing we share in common 😐

[@kila4]

Uhh, speak for yourself.

[@cactiish]

Love your videos 👍

[@mickeyblue2647]

Chimps are so smart and caring with their families, amazing video to learn from thank you for sharing this video with us 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏🤔🙄🤓

[@zizisearles]

On occasion chimps kill other chimps. In one documentary chimp genocide took place along with infanticide. Human violence has a biological origin

[@joyceshealy1385]

So sweet!! 💗

[@blackberrylady6025]

Super, Fantastic..👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@dfghj241]

thats fascinating! don't stop posting!

[@tdoggo7614]

I'm digging those 1971 clothing styles.

[@ThorWithHammer68]

very good..thank you for enlighten us

[@shayshayman3369]

These animals are so intelligent.

[@theodoredsmithjr.871]

I've seen this many timers! Very accurate Narration! It's ALL About the Habitat that the Chimps live in that decides how the group will live and act! Chimps are Social Creatures! Just like us Humans. They have 98% of our DNA. If one Observes Chimps in various Habitats and Living Conditions you'll quickly notice many human traits. Dominance, Social Clicks, Displays of Happiness and Anger! Love and Tenderness and Compassion and Empathy that will have you captivated by what you're watching! It hits HOME, because you can Relate to it all! You'll also see Mental Illness in Chimps who live in Horrid conditions! In order for Chimpanzees to be Healthy both Mentally and Physically they NEED HABITAT! They forage and find EVERYTHING they need to Survive! Some THRIVE, such as this group! Reproducing Healthy Offspring and allowing the group and Families in the group to Grow and build Bonds! Chimp Society is very Political! Just like Humans there's need for a Change every so often! Power Struggles and Plots and Schemes are daily occurrences in Chimp Society! While it's the Alpha Male WHO RULES, it's the Females whom ultimately CHOOSE WHO is Alpha! Without the Backing and Acceptance of the Females, even the Strongest of Males will NEVER become Alpha of the group! Just as in Human Society, Alphas whom rule by Terror and Chaos, DON'T LAST! Alphas that Love and Protect the group DO! The FASTEST & EASIEST WAY for anyone interested in SEEING this in LIVING PROOF is to Watch various Chimp videos at several different Zoos! Chimps in as Natural a Habitat to the WILD as possible, THRIVE! Chimps whom live in Filthy, Steel & Concrete enclosures that have NOTHING Natural to a Chimp, simply survive and live a Life of Depression and Misery, full of Mental Anguish! They act EXACTLY like CONVICTS in PENITENTIARIES! Their Personalities Wilt Away and they Morph into Saddened creatures of Monotony! EXACTLY LIKE US HUMANS! NEED FURTHER PROOF? Drive out into any Rural Community, see how mostly everyone is Calm, Happy and Content! Then drive into a city Housing Project Community and JUST OBSERVE! The Results are EXACTLY the SAME for Chimpanzees and Humans according to their Environment and Living Conditions! Like I said in the beginning, IT's ALL ABOUT the HABITAT! 🙂 With a Desire and Determination ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE! Just WATCH Walter! Imagine if he gets some Co-Operation from his Mates! 🙂

[@DonnaRupinski]

Haha. 12:55 I played airplane with my babies exactly the same way

[@arabknight4091]

Amazing documentary if there's something similar to these on KZbin please let me know!

[@trendmassacre8423]

Just when this was already good, it ENDS!

[@filmopfil]

thers part 2 and 3 , here is 2nd :kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpTCkH9vi9RnnZI

[@antiiutuber]

4:13 Females and children: Mama, Spin (Spider), Soko, Puist (Pimple), Ponga, Tepel (Nipple), Tirzah, Tarzan, Krom (Crooked), Henny, Hoya. 5:05 Men: Nikkie, Yeroen, Dandy. 5:45 Females again: Mama, Gorilla, Jimmie, Zwart (Blackie), Amber, Henny. 5:56 The men: Nikkie, Yeroen (Jerome) and Dandy. 6:01 The young men: Wouter (Walter), Jonas, Alfonso. 6:07 Moniek (Monique).

[@fredgerardus]

They started making the film in 1971.

[@alisalauzon9291]

Is it still ongoing? So we can see how thier lives went through the years?

[@HeidiWylde]

I knew it!! My brother had that rainbow shirt in 1976 ... ha! Love this video anytime too BTW ;)

[@user-sc5rl4ps4y]

I think it’s the summer of 1983.

[@Kristie2ful]

[e-mail] haha!🤣

[@abdulsameen3795]

Hi 👋 specific day even better. Security is expected Sexy and good night eye

[@ChrissyD22472]

I liked this documentary.. I got a good giggle too watching their faces when trying to do something..

[@878tailor]

fun narration :)

[@christybennett3116]

love these characters

[@joe8519]

Wat een mooi filmpie

[@313jb8]

I've watched many documentary's but this one is well put together...would like the full version or a follow up

[@LucaLindholm]

Of course it is well made... it is from 1971! At that time, it wasn't common to use some ridicolous suspense music like in the National Geographic movies and absurd filming technics. At that time... they used to spread culture about everything, in a natural way.

[@BritishFreedom]

@@LucaLindholm Before the PC age......

[@Gabor.P.]

Me 2 !

[@paulettemarieyearout6020]

Love the Dropps commercial...he never blinks.

[@zealot4325]

brilliant video

[@tdoggo7614]

I wonder if Mama is the same chimp that gained attention for a video made a few years ago where she was on her deathbed but came to life when she saw her old human friend and smiled and patted him on his back.

[@General.Noodle]

She very much is!

[@donaldchavez2032]

I was wondering the same thing .....oh how wonderful to have documentation of her life/family!....I wonder about the rest of the group...what's there story...outcome of their lives?anyone know of any more documentaries?...by Stefanie Perez

[@ShahabMirzaei70]

Donald Chavez have you read Frans de Waal’s Chimpanzee Politics? The documentary was inspired by the book and the writer published a 2000 version of it in the last chapter of which he added what was going on in their community 20 years later. I recommend reading the whole book though. It’s great.

[@BlGGESTBROTHER]

@@ShahabMirzaei70 Thanks for the recommendation! I know what I'll be reading this week 😁

[@ebaydeniro8387]

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[@judieenders8817]

I love them

[@kathymceachern2437]

I hope there are more movies like this one

[@darlenequinn193]

They are so intelligent, using thinking to get what they want. And they love their mamas. I am amazed at how they think up ways to get tree branches and use stumps to jump up to where they want to go. This video is so informative.

[@MRStetteman]

talk about old film ,the 70-80.The hair,clodes,the microphone and the taperecorder.

[@sofiajenner9665]

I think there is a film uploaded 2016 re Mama dying aged 59 years.....it's very moving.

[@meteoman7958]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gne7hXZ9mqaJb9U

[@MrLaTEchno]

20:40 this one is smarter then most politicians in whole world !!!!.....lovely to watch how he is do his thing. I hope he will get as many as he wants....at least a stomach full he has don the work ...lol. Let all leaves be his, and all others beneath him too

[@adarobertson7934]

I enjoy watching chimpanzees. They're very intelligent. Thanks for sharing

[@amandajustin7596]

They should've allowed a tree or 2 at the time for them to access... and rotate them around, maybe? Seems a tad drastic to deny them ALL of the trees..!

[@thomasalvarez2833]

Amanda Newman 26 chimps has become a few too many, However maybe the zoo had considered the possible destruction of the few trees that are there. Between eating leaves and sticks, playing and swinging from branches and nest building, the 26 chimps would need much more than 2.5 acres and a dozen or so trees for sustainability both for the forest to regrow and for the animals to continuously eat only the newest greenest growth. Hope this makes sense although I'm not certain the chimps would nest build.

[@daniellelynn.1996]

Here

[@daniellelynn.1996]

@@thomasalvarez2833 In the state of Michigan in the U.S. for 1 horse you have to have 5 acres. Each additional horse you must have one acre. That's a little perspective an that's only horses. I agree with your comment. Poor things need wayyy more room!!!

[@hippoafrojagger1392]

Well regardless of tree per acre like most people are saying... the trees are fairly close to one another so giving them one or two tree would essentially be giving them all of the trees per they can just jump from tree to tree.

[@cotystiehl7260]

There are a few trees that are available for them to climb on if they want to climb and loaf up in a tree. You can clearly see what they have done to the trees that are available to them. If they allowed any more there would be no vegetation or shade for that matter.

[@mariaritanano5404]

È una cosa impressionante ed al contempo pieno di Tenerezza,vedere il rapporto tra queste creature.Molto simili agli esseri Umani.Certo che l' AMORE tra Madre e Figlio,anche nel Regno Animale è Infinito...

[@LiberalsRuinEverything.]

So smart!

[@Shadowstorm612]

I love this voice actor

[@annalejandro1]

Oh gee let's open a great habitat for them without giving them any trees with vines and ropes to climb in! It'll be a perfect way to learn how they act in the wild! These shock wires are a great idea! People got paid to do this design.

[@WolfFang884]

Shut up

[@pilipinasangbayanko7097]

Ann Alejandro unable to let them in the wild

[@mllev.auxiliairesexuelle]

I agree. They could Do Much better. They Hide in the Wild. But in the zoo they want Them to be Seen. So they compromise the needs and confort of the chimps for more money. Chimps become anxious and are more violent. What would be the problem with deliver them fresh leaf wich is the base of their alimentation in the Wild so they dont have to get Them? No... Let's give Them watermelon and zucchinis instead wich we know for a fact that this is no part of their alimentation in the forest. I am an activist and i boycott zoos. Even if those couldnt be Return into the Wild they could be place in a sanctuary. With trees... Real one! Zoos are making so Much Money and majority of Them dont Do enough to save Wild créature. They prefer to put the money back in their "breeding program" wich is another abobination! They are making their own stock of "born captive" chimps. So... They always have one in stock. And they Say that this is for saving the spicies. But those one Who Lives all their lifes in captivity wont have anything to Do with the "original and Free ones". Little By Little the culture (mom teaching how to Do) is no more transmited to Little one. And they dont need cause they cant even sélect their own food. So on 50 years There Will still be chimps... but captives ones Who have nothing to Do with the free ones. Boycott zoos. Give your money to non profit sanctuary Who are pushing for the réintégration into the Wild.

[@kristenwilson2143]

The boredom must have been excruciating! At least give them puzzles to work through for food award. BOREDOM, the poor chimps!

[@elenamartinez3333]

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[@livefree810]

Wow how smart so HUMAN like this video is amazing

[@lesROKnoobz]

this vid is awesome

[@WolfFang884]

Shut up

[@imback2killu328]

BobHoppaFlotchkin but y

[@karenstokes2957]

She is a very good 😊 mother

[@deenibeeniable]

When the first thing I see is a chain-link fence I don't get a good feeling.

[@nicholasdenton3888]

The chips are so smart and fun to watch! Great video!

[@angellebel3232]

fascinant

[@arabknight4091]

BBC and National Geographic should learn how to do documentaries from this. No drama no edit no bullshit... just let the camera roll along with some facts and the viewer will enjoy and learn a lot more!!!

[@mariteslamis2548]

i miss my kids when i saw this huhuhu i love u all,look how mother protect her baby how to play with them,that way i didn't do with my children,..

[@Jenbrinkerjackson]

Your comment makes me want to play with my kids more, they are still little but time goes fast. I don't want to regret it too late, so thank you for the motivation :)

[@mariteslamis2548]

Jennifer Jackson i am in abroad i leave my 2 son's 3 years ago when my younger 2 years old only and my elder is 4 years old i am single mother i need to work and earn big money for them,..miss them i cried and i want to fly going home even a minutes only to hug and kissed them but i can't,.how i wish to take care of them watch them while growing how i wish to play with them,make milk and food every day for them prepare school uniform i want watch them walk to went at school how i wish i watch over them while they sleep at night,..huhuhu i can't do anything,..i am far with them because of they future,..to all mothers who lucky they can watch to they kids please love and give time to them that i can't give my children,..

[@itsme2365]

marites lamis I’m so sorry !!!!! It’s been 3 years since your comment but I hope and pray you are with your children now. Why were you away from them?

[@breAnnasmama]

marites lamis God bless u. 💗💗💗🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽my heart breaks when I read ur comment. Bc as a mama I can sense your broken heart. Please know that you did the best you could FOR THEM, your babies you love ❤️. I know it has to hurt inside to not have been able To bond with them during that time but you were struggling and trying to provide for them the best life you could. Please don’t feel bad bc i know that’s easier for someone to say on outside of things but I pray right now that the lord God almighty give you peace in your heart and that your children will know in their heart how much mama sacrifice for them and that she loves them very very much. I was single parent - 1 baby girl and had to work very hard and at odd hours to provide for us and I tried to be present for as much as I could but I had a very hard time to manage caring for us during some of the most stressful times financially without some of that stress I am sure , spilled over where she could sense it bc I felt like while I was present , I was somewhere else at times mentally , worried over how I’m going to do it , to take care of us and i wanted to provide her the best life filled with blessings and be able to give her all she needs. She is now 18 years , Just recently And I am so very proud for her. She will survive in this world and so will your precious babies bc you did work so hard for Them. It’s only sad that when we must work and take role of both mama and daddy , we can not balance everything for them as they Truly deserve ... it is much harder struggle for single parent than two. For me , I had no support from family or friends and if we struggled , it all fell on me. But I do remember the many good fines and try to not let myself feel bad for things I cannot un do or do again differently bc I only had the options I had , you see? So it was all I could do was the best I can. One day ur babies will experience things in life and will understand the sacrifices that you made for them and your loving heart that may not have been able to be present with them as you wanted , but was there with them in all things. I just pray for your heart to have healing and abundance and for Your relationship with ur babies to flourish and thrive so beautifully. I pray if u ever get to have grand baby , that you can be able to enjoy the time and love and attention helping and enjoying playing with and being There for them ! I know That in my heart I feel like all the things i have learned and whether up or Down l was able to gain wisdom along my journey as a parent and when my baby eventually has a child or children , I will be able to give so much love and be there for her and her babies in ways no one was ever there for me or for me and her ! That’s the blessing in it. May your life be filled with continual joy and love and blessings. Sorry for long comment. I may not know u but my heart breaks for you and goes out to you and will continue to lift u up in prayer as often as I can ! There’s no pain greater than the heart breaks of a mama that can’t be with and hold and spend time with her babies. But I pray healing will come for You and that you will be able to have peace and look back on past time with fond memory and that the peace and love of God almighty and Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit will fill you with so much deep love and understanding and compassionate healing so deep and beautiful now and all the days of your life. That hour life will be blessed so greatly ! And I pray you will feel loved and know that sometimes you have to do the best you can and it means making sacrifices that yes , at times do hurt when it means giving up one aspect of something you love in order to fulfill a greater purpose for those you love but that you will feel comforted and at peace knowing everything you have worked hard to do to provide was bc of your love and desire to give your children the best in life. Sending prayers for healing so deep and comforting for you 💗💗🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@Kristie2ful]

Kri MD God Bless you ❤️

[@lizfotouhi2146]

When you see the obvious intelligence these animals have one must realize and conclude that they must not be confined, hunted or captured. They must be protected and respected as intelligent, sentient beings. It is humans who are the problem. We are the ones slow to evolve, slow to see what is in front of our eyes and too arrogant to see the truth that we are not the end all be all of existence in this world.

[@juancarlosgomezlozano7129]

Bellos.animales.

[@reebrown4365]

That one smiles a lot lol. Or mad.... Idk. Either way it's cute.

[@martinjungcurt3095]

Fantastisch

[@fredgerardus]

Muchas gracias

[@JohnFahlsing]

Man I wish kids today were half as smart!

[@BlGGESTBROTHER]

Oooo Oooo Aaaa Aaaa, boomer.

[@louisesposito4803]

i agree!!!!!

[@stanlee2200]

Walters face looks like a mix of human and chimp ..so eerie

[@shirleys2295]

using many tools for many needs. such smart primates.

[@av8tore71]

When I was a PhD student studying Gorillas we could recognize them by their "nose print"

[@JusticeFortheSilenced]

This is the zoo where Mama was, if you haven't watch the video of her and the doctor when she was sick.

[@JusticeFortheSilenced]

@@mllev.auxiliairesexuelle Pretty sure. It says the name in the title. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3_EXqKFdsqrpNE

[@yaammu9840]

Hey Jerome , you cant hide in da zoo anymore you owe me money man

[@Smickster01]

chimps only eat tree bark when there is nothing else ......these guys were pretty hungry.

[@pugface6522]

7:28 ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

[@terrysigmon3119]

So funny they hate that shock wire. They're smart figuring it out though.

[@mishacol]

Walter is cool, real explorer.

[@ruthjames6138]

Loved this video especially mums and babies

[@samuelaxelsson3792]

at 13:42 they hug each other just like humans would

[@JennBX1]

Omg. All those 70's clothes!❤😅

[@conniemartin5087]

Very nice video wish they were all like this. The talking & explaining about these animals thank you 😊