Daily life in Gibbon’s Sanctuary | SLICE WILD | FULL DOC

Aurélien Brulé is a greater passion for animals than for his own studies.
One day when he was feeling depressed, a female gibbon took his hand and squeezed it, as though to cheer him up. Deeply moved by this act of kindness, he promised her that he would fight to protect her and her kind.
Now, Aurélien and his team take in not only wounded wild monkeys, but also domesticated monkeys kept in terrible conditions. In Bukit Baka-Bukit Raya National Park, where he opened his first sanctuary, Brulé achieved tremendous results and did a monumental job in helping these animals survive. With the massive influx of gibbons in distress, he opened a second sanctuary and a veterinary clinic. Over 240 gibbons are now lifetime residents at the sanctuary. Wounded monkeys are kept in an enormous aviary while waiting to be returned to the wild. Here they relearn to feed themselves and socialize with other monkeys. Couples form, and little by little, the team reduces human contact up to the day they return to the wild.
Documentary: Humanima - Eps 02 - Life in the Lands of the Gibbons
Directed by: Aurélien Brulé (Chanee)
Production: Productions Nova Média
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[@tonya8652]

I have now seen several videos with this young man and what he's doing. It truly makes my heart smile. He is most definitely a God send for these animals and the surrounding villages. He and those that are working with him are making a difference there. I could only imagine how proud his family are of him, and the locals working along side of him. I know from the other videos he has faced many challenges many struggles in order to make this work. Thank you so very much

[@raulbarretog]

We have to save to these animals!

[@AnaJakobsen]

Wonderful job

[@babakgholian3467]

Victims of humans .