Mother Holding Her Baby Close After His Hernia Surgery

[@ApeTracker1]

Check out the Jarang update and official statement from Blackpool Zoo on the Ape Tracker Community Page www.youtube.com/@ApeTracker1/community

[@kathyblain5544]

I love this little guy his little hands just melt my heart. And of course his hairdo is the best. She is a great mother and learning as she goes along, just like the rest of us moms ❤️❤️❤️

[@ApeTracker1]

She really is trying her best, he is a great little guy 🥰

[@myheartisinjapan3184]

Awww Momma is taking such great care of our boy! 😭♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@patirving705]

Thank you for this update. By all accounts it looks like it went well and most importantly, mom is holding him close. This little one has won our hearts over. We appreciate all the updates

[@ApeTracker1]

He had a huge team of medics including veterinarians and human surgeons from various local hospitals, in a pioneering surgery, the first of its kind performed on an orangutan! They are an exceptionally talented team and Blackpool Zoo has done a magnificent job in coordinating his treatment and care ! He is doing well post surgery and mom Jingga was being especially attentive to him! Later in the day, he was kicking his little legs around and climbing up mesh walls ! more update videos to follow shortly on the channel ! Thanks for watching and commenting ! 🦧🧡

[@gillianlord2442]

While it is not quite Christmas, this was the best of all presents! The love between mother and child, the success of the operation, and the good will towards these lovely creatures is a welcome moment in our lives. Merry Christmas everyone!

[@EmineAkyuz-eb4yf]

Anne şefkati anne,sinin koynunda güvende ikiside çok güzeller.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@beverlyclary1033]

Precious little boy….his momma sure loves him and that’s all that matters. Thanks AT for the update, this little guy has stolen our hearts❤ I’m so glad the surgery was successful for him!

[@debbieharrison8424]

I’m thrilled that jarang had his surgery and he’s recovery well. Mama is taking care of her little one so well like she always has. Every time some would make remarks about how bad a mother she was always upset me. Well what will they think of now? I pray for a speedy recovery for our little guy and pray him and his mama has lots of fun happy times together.

[@ApeTracker1]

Yes it was great to spend the day with them, she really does love her baby and I think the bond is growing stronger. 🥰

[@chenruijd5769]

Ahhhhh! Little Jarang is precious.What a sweetie. Good job mom.❤❤❤❤

[@ApeTracker1]

He is amazing, thanks so much for watching. 🥰

[@hapshabyahyisrael9810]

O how wonderful to see him after surgery. There is a notable change in them both. Mom is more loving holding him close to her chest. He is more relaxed and gripping and holding on to mom. As was said she may have believed she had lost him. Maybe she didn't hold him close because she knew something was wrong with him, so she didn't want to hurt him but unknowingly she did cause him some pain. Now she knows he is better and he needs her love and support to get better so they can bond more. She has gown up higher up as to protect him. Many prayers for them both as he heals and they both heal mentally, emotionally and physically!❤

[@ApeTracker1]

It was amazing to see him after his surgery, 🥰

[@BettyThompson-qn7cl]

Praying for a speedy recovery. I love this little guy. ❤️🙏🏾

[@ApeTracker1]

He is looking well and was active later in the day, kicking around and climbing ! More update videos to follow shortly ! Thanks for watching and for your lovely comments 🦧🧡

[@Elsa-zr8qd]

It’s obvious mom missed her baby! She is really holding him close. I think it reminded her of how special he is and couldn’t wait to get her little guy back in her arms! Great job mom! Thanks to the entire team that looks after and cares for all of these amazing beautiful creatures! Thank you so very much! Baby J is a very determined, feisty little boy! He has leaps and bounds to make and he Will!!! ❤️❤️

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks Elsa, I agree she really was keeping him close, the team at Blackpool really has done an amazing job. 🥰

[@imogen2092]

I’m so happy the surgery went well. He’s my heart ❤ For those armchair vets in these comments, Jarang has been examined by a top notch medical team to figure out the cause of his development delays but have yet to find the cause.

[@ApeTracker1]

He is doing great, and has more development milestones to come ! Later in the day he was kicking his legs around freely and climbing up the mesh walls of the enclosure ! He had a huge team of medics including veterinarians and human surgeons from various local hospitals, in a pioneering surgery, the first of its kind performed on an orangutan! They are an exceptionally talented team and Blackpool Zoo has done a magnificent job in coordinating his treatment and care ! Thanks for watching and for your lovely comments ! 🥰🦧

[@cherie623]

Where?

[@vjc2270]

@@ApeTracker1 - Oh wow - climbing the mesh!? I’m so happy that the surgery is already making a huge difference❣️

[@nickyminter4271]

Love the little man Blessings Jarang ❤

[@traceyanderson3942]

It is so great to see that his little scrotum is looking normal. The fact that he was climbing the wire is great and Jinga has been looking so loving towards him. The Zoo has done a good job.

[@janie4773]

I saw the caption about Jarang's second surgery, and I couldn't believe the change in him - he looks all healed!!! And Jingga just smiles sweetly at her beloved little man!!! Afterwards I read the Zoo's statement and I am so happy that this surgery was a success! I can't wait to see other videos of him climbing and eating. Thank you again, Ape Tracker, for bringing this adorable little guy and his sweet Mama to us!!!

[@ApeTracker1]

It was wonderful to see him and to get to talk to the amazing staff about him. On my last visit he was off show and I didn't know why. So happy that his surgery went well Janie. 🥰

[@MegUSN52]

Thank you so much, Ape Tracker, for uploading this video and keeping us posted. This is the best video ever of Jingga and Jarang. I'm so thankful his hernia surgery was finally successful.

[@ApeTracker1]

It was a wonderful visit Meg, she really was looking after him and the Staff and specialists have done an amazing job. 🥰

[@marybranch3858]

Thank you for taking care of the baby. It's good to see mama so attentive. Wishing the best for baby and mama❤❤❤❤

[@drilldude8147]

FINALLY. was starting to think they changed their minds about surgery. be cool to see how much it helps the little guy get around!

[@ApeTracker1]

He was very lucky to have a huge team of medics in a pioneering surgery, the first of its kind to be carried out on an orangutan ! His surgery and treatment was carried out by vets and human surgeons, and given that humans have a wait time of around 4 - 5 months for hernia surgery on the nhs, his treatment has been quite speedy 😊

[@ottochristensen4841]

The little boy is showered with care, kisses and pats, and with this treatment he will soon be well again.

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks so much for your kind wishes for him, 🥰

[@janetseidlitz5976]

He looks good. She'll calm down in a few days. Kudos to the surgeon that repaired the defect.

[@ApeTracker1]

He had a huge team of medics including veterinarians and human surgeons from various local hospitals, in a pioneering surgery, the first of its kind performed on an orangutan! They are an exceptionally talented team and Blackpool Zoo has done a magnificent job in coordinating his treatment and care ! 🥰🦧

That’s an amazing story!

[@MACKYBOY-41]

Wonderful news 😊

Jarang looks so relaxed and happy. Full time mommy who loves him to bits. His nether region looks good :)

[@ApeTracker1]

He looked contented and relaxed, mom Jingga was being especially attentive to him Both looked well and he was active, climbing up the mesh later in the day More update videos to follow soon ! Thanks for your lovely comments 🥰

[@melissabaliva2989]

@@ApeTracker1 If you can catch any video of Jarang climbing at all, that would be fantastic to see!😍 Thanks for the videos and updates😊

[@denisemorris1177]

Very happy to hear the surgery went well. Now the healing process starts and praying for things to continue to go smoothly. Mom misses her sweet little boy. She’s giving him all the sweets kisses. Thanks for this wonderful update. 🥰❤️❤️

[@ApeTracker1]

Yes Denise, he looked happy and relaxed with mom 😊🦧 later in the day he was kicking his little legs about freely and climbing up the mesh wall ! He is a brave and determined little guy, and it is so heartwarming to see he has come through this second surgery and that it has been successful 🦧🧡 More update videos to follow shortly ! Thanks as always for watching and for your lovely comments, have a great weekend ! 🥰

[@denisemorris1177]

@@ApeTracker1 I’m so happy for him and mom. Thank you and look forward for more updates. 🥰

[@alinae75]

Aww, just like any mama with a sick kiddo, Jinnga is taking great care of him! I think when Jarang gets to feeling better, he's going to be a rambunctious toddler - look out Mama! Kudos to the staff that takes care of these orangs. 💖💖💖

[@Jogie100]

So happy to hear they fixed Jarangs hernia ❤

[@Wychinsmom]

After all the disparaging remarks as to her being a good mother, she clearly loves her little man & is doing her very best. As is the zoo. Prayers for his recovery.

[@claudiadossantosfernandes1094]

Essa linda mãe está aprendendo a lidar com os problemas do filho, ela é muito inteligente, estou torcendo muito para uma ótima recuperação e evolução da saúde desse lindo bebê ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@vjc2270]

👏👍❤

[@annemariemcnamara8756]

Aw so precious and Moma so loving

[@julierecker2416]

Best news ever❤ Best video too😊 Great to see mom holding him close!! Thanks Ape Tracker!!❤

[@ApeTracker1]

It was a fantastic visit Julie, it was great to see them together and we got some great updates on him. 🥰

[@Catweazle2]

Herzlichen Dank❤! Ja, darauf haben wir gewartet! Wie sie ihn festhält und weg geht mit ihm, als wollte sie sagen:"Nochmal gebe ich ihn nicht her!" Man musste sie sicher betäuben, damit man den Kleinen zur Operation überhaupt von ihr nehmen konnte. Nun aber sehen beide glücklich aus, alles ist wieder gut❤ Ein schönes Weihnachtsgeschenk🍀😀

[@faeriefire99]

She's such an incredible mama! 🥰 It does seen like she's bit thrilled to be on display right now. I wonder if keeping them behind the scenes for a couple weeks might be better for her metal health. I'm sure ha ing her baby taken must have been scary. Even for such an important health reason, she doesn't know that. But I also understand the zoo has their reasons for what they do. But once again for the Jingga haters, WE TOLD YOU SHE LOVES HER BABY! Maybe now you'll stop looking for reasons to criticize and complain 😊

That is not a very nice comment. I have never encountered a “Jingga-hater”among the group who watch Ape tracker videos. It is very obvious she loves him and…she swung him around by his arms and dragged him along the ground … and that was very concerning to viewers here.

[@faeriefire99]

..... So your "concerned" Jingga is acting like an orangutan mother?Thank you for making my point.

[@faeriefire99]

Let me add this, the amount of viewers on all channels involving primates who expect and are upset that animals don't follow human expectations, morals, and priorities is staggering. O this channel, I haven't seen a video with Jarang where people didn't not just complain about Jingga, but outright say she abused, neglected, didn't care about, hated, and on and on Jarang. If any of those things were true, she would have simply walked away. How do I know this? Because it happens. In every single primate species. Usually there is something wrong with either the baby or the bonding. Occasionally, they don't know why. But it happens none the less. That she didn't abandon her baby AND he definitely has issues is truly amazing. How she has found ways to take care of him is nothing short of miraculous. Yet every single video, haters come crawling out of the woodwork. Some are monkey haters that live to hate all primates. Most are just ignorant to primates. And I don't mean ignorant as an insult. It's the same way I'm ignorant to how most mechanics work, advanced understanding of computer technology, and 99% of knowledge in the world. What I do know, I have either studied academically or with independent study of experts. Which is why I'm confident about Jingga's mothering. I'm basing off what the experts say. Not people who want her to treat him how they think she should.

[@pamcunningham9608]

​@faeriefire99 Thank you for this! I've seen the haters' comments as well, and it's obvious that most of them are very uninformed about great ape and their behavior. Jingga has done her very best by this precious little boy, despite his issues. I'm so glad the zoo didn't give up on little Jarang, like some European zoos have done with far less reason to!

[@faeriefire99]

@pamcunningham9608 I really appreciate your comment. 🩵 We Jingga appreciaters have to stick together 🥰

[@A.L.Gardner]

Oh, she must have thought she'd lost him when he was taken away for surgery, holding him so closely now. Thanks so much for this update, I've been worrying how he'd cope with a second surgery. ❤

[@ApeTracker1]

Yes, the staff usually train the animals in preparation for events like surgery separation, so she will have had the best care while he was undergoing his surgery and post aftercare She was especially attentive to him on this visit Thanks as always for watching sand commenting, have a lovely day 🥰

[@lilianemuess3885]

Wishing Jarang will recover well. He and mum Jingga seem to be so happy together. By for now !

[@bajscast]

Poor baby must have been hurting! Glad he seems to have been recovering well. He's clinging so strong! No trouble at all

[@ruthie_rosario]

🧡🤎 so happy to hear surgery went well

[@CurtisAClark]

Poor lil man. I had a left side testicle hernia repaired. It is NOOOOOOO FUN!!!! Here’s to a speedy recovery and Momma taking care of little guy.

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks for your insightful comments and best wishes He looks like he is doing very well, he was very active later in the day, kicking his legs around freely and climbing up the mesh walls ! He has a long developmental journey ahead, but he is determined Thanks for watching, have a great weekend 🦧🥰

[@yasharnobari851]

Everyone loves you, Jarang

[@magdalenasteplewski3963]

awww momma`s love

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks for watching and for your lovely comments ! 🥰

[@JulietMLaFerriere]

The love between them is abundantly clear! 💞 Wishing you a speedy recovery, sweet Jarang! Your mama’s got you!❤

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks for watching and for your wonderful comments, he is doing well 🧡🦧

[@louiseallen5298]

Thanks so much Apetracker. Love your work.

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks again Louise, I really appreciate your feedback, so much more of baby Jarang coming up. 🥰

[@troyannbladsacker1811]

I can't stop smiling as I watched this beautiful video. All of us who love Jarang and Jingga have been waiting so long for this moment. It is such a blessing to see Jingga able to hold her precious Jarang so close to her chest to love him and feed him. It is very obvious how much she loves that little man as we all do. He has stolen our hearts. It's going to be wonderful watching Jarang continue to heal and gain strength and mobility in the future. At one point in the video as Jingga held Jarang close, she looked down at her baby with such love and a smile on her face. Well done, Jingga. You are a good mother and knew all along how best to take care of your baby. Ape Tracker Thank you for a beautiful encouraging video of our sweet boy and momma. Most of all, thank You Lord Jesus for taking care of Jarang and healing him. Amen ❤❤❤

[@SPMarti-69]

Holy mackerel! I didn’t expect such good news today. Wow. Has Jingga received some sort of training with regard to Jarang’s care? He’s already more mobile. He hasn’t done anything like the contortions he’s doing on Jingga here.

[@ApeTracker1]

It is great news for this little guy ! 🦧🧡 Jingga was especially attentive to him on this visit, maybe she sensed she needed to be more protective of him post surgery ? He seemed to be very happy and contented with mom, and he was active later in the day, kicking around and climbing the mesh walls of the enclosure! 😊 He has a long developmental journey ahead, but he is determined ! Thanks for watching, have a great weekend ! 🥰

Was she as protective after his first surgery? Anyone know?

[@Eric-1983]

I love Jurang. I hope this surgery was successful!

[@ApeTracker1]

His latest surgery has been successful Eric, thanks so much for watching. 🥰

[@jenskarlsson4744]

Little baby i worry so about U 😪🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏Good to see Mom trying her best to take care of U !!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks so much, it was a wonderful visit. 🥰

[@jenskarlsson4744]

@@ApeTracker1 Thank U for keeping us informed !! Jarang has special needs and we all wish he can make it and grow up ! And at least survive even if not like others !!!

[@АлевтинаЗуева]

Слава Богу 🙏 , что сделали операцию и она прошла успешно , теперь очень важный послеоперационный период , молю Бога чтобы и он прошёл успешно ❤❤❤

[@ApeTracker1]

Большое спасибо за просмотр, мы очень ценим это. Хорошо держаться 🥰

[@eltonyon7189]

Our most loved mom an son we are all routing for urll from South Africa

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks again for watching, glad you enjoyed. 🥰

[@susieturk1]

It looks like she never wants to be separated from that baby again

[@ivorytower4]

Meaby Jingga was holding him with his leg in the past cause any other way she was causing him pain, and now that the pain is gone she can finally holding him closer.

[@taniacarvalho8075]

São lindos!🌷

[@bees5461]

His lower limbs already seem more mobile and strong. The biggest reason he couldn't ride her normally is because of his lower limbs just dangling and him not having the strength in the lower limbs to wrap around her midsection properly. It appears he is more able to use those lower legs better already. I am so happy to see this after the disappointment of his first surgery not being very successful. I really didn't have the expectation of the second surgery being quite this successful, but glad it seems to have gone much better than the first. Thanks for the update.

[@ApeTracker1]

This was my best visit, it was so uplifting to see him with his mother Bees 🥰

[@carolpountney7627]

So happy to hear that Jarang has had his surgery. Jinnga is certainly giving him the “ keeping you close” treatment❤. She obviously missed him. It’s up to you Jarang to show that you can get stronger and stronger from here on in. Thank you to all the staff for giving Jarang the help he required😊

[@ApeTracker1]

It is fantastic news, the staff at Blackpool have done an amazing job. It was so good to see how caring Jingga was being towards him. 🥰

[@kate-ot5lv]

Very heartwarming video of mom holding him so close. Curious to know how Jingga reacted while her baby was gone for surgery. Did she have anxiety until he was returned to her?

[@SPMarti-69]

She was probably relieved 😉 Just being snarky

[@vjc2270]

Ape Tracker, this is the best news ever - thank you SO much for sharing. 🙏😍 Orangutans have the longest “childhood” of any species apart from humans and the bond between mother and baby is essential to the wellbeing of both. You can see that so clearly here - Jingga and Jarang were only separated for a few hours, but it has obviously affected them both. Happily, it was for a good reason - Jarang’s little nether parts already look so much better without that huge hernia.❤ Jingga is not letting her precious boy out of her sight for anything now he’s back safe and sound in her arms❣️Hopefully our sweet little man will be able to move more freely now! Even if he still has some neurological/motor control issues, he won’t have those big lumps getting in his way. 🤩👏😍❣️

[@pettytilltheend9641]

Wow she must have thought something bad happened to him to be holding him so close. I'm glad she's finally giving him the attention here needs hopefully it continues.

[@ApeTracker1]

It was fantastic to see just how careful Jingga was being with him, thanks so much for watching. 🥰

Seems like a little scare reminded her how precious he is.

[@pettytilltheend9641]

Yes exactly... she was holding him like she was in a panic... I'm glad she finally showed some concern

[@marksayers2740]

Beautiful!

[@lilianverge2754]

C est la 1ère fois depuis qu il est né quelle le porte normalement courage petit bonhomme ❤❤❤

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks so much for watching. 🥰

[@patriciamorgan8359]

I don't recall seeing his legs move that much before the surgery. I've never had a hernia, so I don't know how much discomfort and restriction it can cause. Jarang does appear to be more comfortable and mobile.

[@ApeTracker1]

He did seem much better, it was wonderful to see him with his mother so much. 🥰

[@CHCarson-l8p]

THIS IS WHAT PRAYER WILL DO!!! PRAISE GOD, FOR HE CARES ABOUT JARANG AND HIS MOM!!!! HALLELUJAH!!!!! 😊

[@GGdmk]

This is great news! I don’t think that many viewers understand that Jarang’s health and survival are extremely important to worldwide Orangutan conservation efforts. Zoo visitors are not aware of the many facets of care that Orangutans receive every single day because it happens behind the scenes. There has been so much assumption about Jarang’s needs, best interests and his presumed neglect by his mother, yet none of us have any idea how much conversation, care and planning have been in the works since Jarang’s issues surfaced. Thank you, Ape Tracker, for sharing this much anticipated news!

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks so much, the team at Blackpool have done an amazing amount of work, and a huge thanks to all the specialists that have been involved. 🥰

[@cherie623]

I didn't read any such comments 🤔

[@GGdmk]

@@cherie623 You can visit zoo’s website and read their updates regarding Jarang’s condition and treatment. You can also catch up on viewer comments by watch past Ape Tracker videos of Jarang and his mother. I hope this helps.

[@vjc2270]

100% 👏👏👏❣️

[@staceyrogers4958]

Oh this made my day ❤So happy! I’d that all the surgery done now?

[@voronforest8316]

Jingga seems really protective of her little boy. She must have missed him a lot when he had surgery. Jarang looks like one of those rubber chickens with his shaved tummy and bottom. Hope he will recover soon and be better than before.🧡🦧🧡

[@conniewolf7300]

Wonder what his Mom thinks happened to him?!! She couldn't possibly comprehend what the surgery was about.

[@msdeviantdizzy]

I've always wondered if Jingga carried Jarang differently because of the hernia.. they can hurt when pressed on/touched ( (esp where it was located) and I always thought she might be compensating for that by the way she carried him.

[@ApeTracker1]

I think that is why she has always carried him that way, I think she has adapted to his condition. 🥰

[@rosiepena8917]

That is the closest I've ever seen Jingga hold Jarang

[@ApeTracker1]

Yes, she was so loving towards him, it was a great visit. I have some wonderful videos coming up of them both for the Christmas holidays. 🥰

[@transportwatch5154]

Wonderful, wishing them all well ❤

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks, he seems to be doing well following his surgery, and has been active, climbing up mesh walls and kicking around ! 🥰

[@SPMarti-69]

@@ApeTracker1Oh my word do you have any video of the mesh climbing? Jarang must think he’s in Heaven with his mommy taking care of him and his new found mobility. It’s amazing really.

[@thomasbarnes2192]

It’s very interesting how she’s handling him now versus earlier videos. She seems much more attentive to him. I wonder if it’s because she benefits witnessing another mother in the enclosure? I’m also curious if the separation they had during surgery might have had something to do with it as well?

[@risenshine2783]

Mum seems to be inspecting the operation site too ❤ wonder what is going through their minds..

[@ApeTracker1]

Yes, she seemed aware that something had happened, I guess moms really know their babies. 🥰

[@nh-it9xx]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@brett1961]

And, a healthy poo!😊

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks for watching. 🥰

[@Ape_Appreciation]

Jinga looks a bit traumatised i think. How long before this video had the operation been done because sitting up high where she is will stop any humans for stealing her baby that's for sure! Some people think/thought she didn't care, others said she was adapting to his problems, I was on the fence, I admit. I thought she loved him but didn't think she was so clever as to adapt the way she held him because of his hernia. I thought it was just her way! think I have been proven wrong, she is definitely aware of his operation sight. I just wish she didn't plonk him on her head when so high up! That's because it almost gives me a heart attack. I get sweaty thinking about standing on a very high pole!! I know she knows what she is doing and being high is natural. He is such a cute little guy who I have still not visited!!!

[@ApeTracker1]

I don't know the exact date of the operation, however Blackpool zoo has issued a statement, which can be seen on Ape Tracker community page on the Jarang update post www.youtube.com/@ApeTracker1/community which sates his operation was in November, this video was recorded in December so, a few weeks at least has past post surgery She was possibly aware of the others in the group and determined that she needed to be more attentive of him on this occasion, but they are highly intelligent animals, and are aware of much more that we realise. Jarang does have a strong grip. Later in the day he was climbing up mesh walls, Jingga wasn't letting him get too high ! but it wasn't easy to get him off the mesh as he had such a tight grip of it! Thanks for watching, have a great weekend ! 🦧🧡

[@Ape_Appreciation]

​@@ApeTracker1thank you for replying. This is a lovely video, thank you.

[@JennyMiller-rt4ue]

She is so protective. Anyone know how long they were apart?

[@ApeTracker1]

They were apart while the surgery was performed and reunited shortly afterwards 🦧🧡

[@rhondab.9320]

How did they get the baby away from her, so he could have the surgury?

[@ApeTracker1]

They usually spend time, training them in preparation for the surgery, so it is not a traumatic experience If the animals can be reunited soon after surgery, sometimes the mothers can be sedated or distracted during the surgery and recovery

[@imogen2092]

@@rhondab.9320 they also train the moms to get comfortable handing the to the keepers.

[@absoluteb22]

👍

[@PamPreston78]

Is this the final surgery or will there be one on the right side in the future?

[@ApeTracker1]

The zoo has stated that the surgery was successful, so no future surgery has been mentioned More update videos to follow shortly, in some of these, the improvements in his groin area can clearly be seen Thanks for watching and commenting, have a great weekend 🦧🥰

[@mentayflor]

Parece que le tuvieron que sacar las dos bolitas. Mejor asi terminan con ese problema pobre angelito.

[@Axalotal]

What a terrible mom. Her kid just had surgery and she is hanging upside down putting him in danger. They need to be separated. Maybe one of the other females can raise Jarang that way Jinnga can watch and learn. 🤣. I'm joking. Jinnga is an amazing mother with a rough situation that she can't deal with due to it being medical in nature. While she has her moments, the look of love as she is hugging him ❤️. Then she wears him like a hat. 👻 I love these two. And I will always defend Jinnga as being a terrific mother under the circumstances she has faced.

[@dawnroberts1040]

Wont let him nurse now

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks so much for watching Dawn. 🥰

[@JJawsyW]

It was probably caused by the unsafe way she carries him with her foot banging him off everything and pulling on him.

[@ApeTracker1]

I think he was born with them, thanks so much for watching. 🥰

[@cynthiarogers2904]

*Stop filming them during this time of reconnection. The motther is nervous.*

[@chrisfreeman3950]

They are captive in a flipping zoo. Your statement makes no sense. If she needs privacy, she is smart enough to figure it out and go to a secluded part of the enclosure. It’s not like they are in the wild and she can go away from the people. They will be there whether they film her or not. 🤦

[@greatrp]

You're funny.

[@Ape_Appreciation]

@cynthiarogers, Ape Tracker can't win can they? She often sits up there.

[@ApeTracker1]

This wasn't filmed immediately after the surgery, they have had time to rehabilitate before being gradually reintegrated with the rest of the group She wasn't exhibiting any unusual or nervous behaviours, but was being protective of him from the rest of the group and were on view for all visitors

[@sandralgkk]

​@chrisfreeman3950 Don't be rude! she has a right to comment!