Planet of the Apes - The Last Sanctuary - Full documentary

[@sylvieproulx3336]

merci pour votre beau reportage vivi c'est la vie

[@vecamauto]

merci😉

[@normandlemire7566]

Très touchant,vous faites un travail extraordinaire, merci pour eux et merci de nous la montrer .

[@tantofrancois]

À travers ce que démontre le singe tant sur le plan individuel, collectif et caractériel, l'etude de ce qui est, permet de comprendre leur vies créatives, selon celui de l'homme et de la femme apprenti Voilà l'importance fondamentale dont chaque être humain, celui de revenir un créateur

[@richward1645]

Wish there were wayyy more of these documentaries I could watch them for days!

[@angelah.3402]

I knoooow.....me too!! I LOVE them! Anything chimp or gorilla!

[@captainmarvel9610]

Good onesie this are hard to find.

[@xo_ox9803]

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[@josephinehelmreich9234]

Magnifique cette vidéo, bravo pour tout ceux qui s'occupent de ses chimpanzés qui sont magnifiques. Gratitude à vous ❤️ ❤️

[@janetmariededick6061]

Wonderful documentary!

[@m.soreia8879]

THANK you 🙏 thank you 🙏 thank you 🙏 sooo much for helping the animals 🙏❤️❤️❤️🙏

[@kevinrayan3821]

Excellent documentary

[@terryford7459]

God Bless each and every one of you carers for the magnificent job that you do. I Thank You from the bottom of my heart ❤️🙏🏾❤️🕊️

[@jojobegood]

❤❤❤

[@bruceh92]

"The chimps don't snatch others food when they know they'll be fed". There is a common goodness among them and desire to get along when their needs are met as opposed to creating chaos and making war. That is so good to see considering the rough, personal struggles they've been through in their pasts.

[@christianvanpuyvelde5257]

"Sur 8 mâles réintroduits dans la nature, six ont été tués par les chimpanzés sauvage" _ Liberté chérie ... Il est vrai que vivre des années dans un cage de 1m50 de côté n'est pas une alternative. Bel engagement de cette association !!!🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@SomLimbu-j7y]

🎉🎉4ज्दिफ् उलट जू फिर से 1:45 😮08:8व्7व्78इच्ग्व्च्88उफुत्प्य्तुर्र्र्त् उ ⤵️/😂.😂

[@The_Real_DCT]

That really makes no difference, even if they were wild chimps they still have a high probability of being killed by other wild chimps. It's just how they work, you are a chimp from another tribe? You can be singled out and killed by a rival tribe, you split from your tribe they will likely hunt you down and kill you, tribe is getting too large? Well you may be killed to reduce the numbers or be lucky and split with others to start a new tribe and then risk being hunted and killed by your former tribe.

[@asdawildlifepark]

❤❤❤so beautiful

[@RobFinley-e4l]

Derek, being the only male on the island with six females, he is the man!

[@VictorLopez-ff1mf]

Lucky Guy!!!

[@LeticiaDiaz-k5z]

Awesome documentary! Truly enjoyed watching and learning about the behavior of the Chimpanzee troops and their relationship with the researcher and her team. Thank you for sharing your research with us. The baby is an adorable girl. It’s amazing how the mother and her offspring spend years together until the adolescent matures and is ready to start her own journey in the wild habitat.

[@DagoCharle]

Merci beaucoup pour votre aide

[@kimberleyames420]

Those people are so humble and good💗

[@Alice-b3x]

Fantastique!

[@albadiaz6180]

Excelente trabajo

[@theinsanenews]

Have you ever been moved by a story of someone helping animals or nature in such a way?

[@fo.rs.atia55]

Releasing monkeys or chimpanzees or gorillas from cages into the wild has always been disastrous. Most of them either all die soon or they are killed by their wild counterparts or they die because they don't know the way and customs of living freely in the forest. So this work has been proven many times to be futile

[@fo.rs.atia55]

😢

[@Susan-oe1ht]

Exactly

[@delphine88313]

Well, if you asked the animals. I'm sure they would say it better to die FREE than in a brick box.

[@delphine88313]

People, people folks just can't please you. Most cry release them, let them be free.Well, these folks are at least TRYING. Of course, there will be causality .Yet those who survived will be toughened up and won't be taken out like that again.just wait .It's better to die free

[@jonathanjacobs8989]

@@delphine88313would you rather die starving in the forest or a slave to the government?

[@debraboo3511]

My Jehovah God bless the lady for helping the chimpanzee

[@daviddaniel438]

God bless you all family ❤

[@Cool_Zoo]

very good animals

[@millerkay647]

Deforestation there not getting a variety of plants needed to keep them healthy .some important plant are missing.seasonal fruits.

[@PrimateKingdom]

Sometimes animals are more emotional than us humans, I am very impressed with those moments

[@Dr.Yalex.]

why should animals be any less emotional than humans? Before we evolved into humans we were also “animals” so to speak. We are still primates , 😂 apes are very emotional primates just like us

[@jacobsockness571]

Can we really train chimps to be wild again? Humans are domesticated after all.

[@telisaluther6602]

The first guy to be attacked may have been because of his facial hair. All the other males are clean shaven, he is the only one with facial hair.

[@joycerosier9660]

Humanity is so cruel 😭😭😇😇🇺🇸🙏✝️💙❤️🐾🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏🙏✝️✝️THANK YOU ALL

[@tantofrancois]

La vie dans la forme matérialisée par les quatre éléments energetiques, a été crééé pour que l'être humain puisse en tirer des lecons, et selon sa compréhension de son étude approfondie, cela scientifiquement parlant, le ramène à son point d'origine

[@Fallou-o8k]

L'homme et le chimpanzé partageaient un ancêtre en commun : l'australopithèque.

[@lizmorgan1646]

6 of the 8 males released were killed by wild males ;( the film reports we'll theybdied living free.Yeah , I guess. I cannot imagine the terror before death. ;(

[@EuniceStone-s9j]

Especially after all they've ever known is a loving hand.. even though it is a human hand. Anyone caught with one of these primates as a pet should have to put up enough money in a trust fund to take care of the animal the rest of its life.

[@jadezee6316]

All l you need is love🎶

[@Dr.Yalex.]

all you need is education and logic… a recipe for love

[@omidfereyduoni]

مردان خدا❤❤❤

[@aggrostudio]

1:52 we call those tha old hangers where I xome from.

[@cotystiehl7260]

I would love to get involved...

[@Scenic4KRelaxation]

to the person reading this, you did well. everything is going to be alright.

[@Dr.Yalex.]

ditto❤

[@Ejaz360-im8sw]

Smart they don’t trust strangers

[@andreww1225]

Find a park with no wild chimpanzees at least more would survive

[@kimberleyames420]

Can’t believe how hard those jobs are.

[@cuentosderevancha68]

I love wildlife animals 😉

[@RICHIE_RICH89]

Id love to come help raise these.

[@sherryfrische4391]

I’m not sure how long ago this was filmed but, chimps can swim I’ve seen them swim in Florida you just have to teach them. So I guess in the wild no they can’t swim but, I bet if they had to they could they are smart enough to figure out how to doggie paddle like the Florida chimps. I mean there are a few Orangutans that learned years ago on one of the release Islands in the rainy seasons and she only had one arm and half of the other thanks to poachers🤬. I think her name is/ was Kessie.

[@Isa-js3ve]

Florida chimps?????

[@bartnash9084]

*_You can teach a chip to do just about anything but that's in captivity! Wild chimps can't swim !!!_*

[@shellos8]

What chimps are you seeing in Florida?

[@SKILLIUSCAESAR]

@@Isa-js3velol right

[@игорьбелик-р4ь]

Дякую

[@78LedHead]

Dorky ponytail dude got his butt kicked 😂😂😂

[@poyveasna1577]

#Hello #❤😊#

[@srg994]

The white guy that git attack by the chimpacee was si mad😂😂 do he tough he was visiting angel animals he kbiws the are wild animal

[@DanielC__]

he looked, acted like a complete fool.

[@Susan-oe1ht]

I think some of it is the hair on his faces and glasses. But chimps are brutal.

[@maggie-z1e]

這是哪一國的語言？

[@jean-christopheMiquel-ef3ur]

French. They come from FRANCE

[@felicitytoad]

🐒🐒🐒🐒🤗

[@EuniceStone-s9j]

The chimpanzees just want a good twinkie and glass of cold milk every now and again.

[@gregedmand9939]

Sadly captive Chimpanzees can be taught a lot by humans, on how to survive and feed themselves in the wild, but: not how the tribal politics of wild apes function. Nor can they learn the savage side from us that will serve as self defense when needed. Wild chimps go to war when resources are scarce. Pressure from deforestation and human encroachment insures that scarcity. Even in a protected environment like Monkey World in Dorset England, introducing new apes into established groups is frought with danger. On top of that, all these animals are severely traumatized by their human capture from their wild families. Making reintroduction to wild relatives nearly impossible in these high pressure environments. This is an admirable ambition here, but chances of success are low for especially males, to succeed being reintroduced in the wild long-term. Then there is the threat from further human predation in these chaotic countries.

[@lizmorgan1646]

👍 true

[@potatolew4495]

These savage, destructive creatures attacked one of the veterinarians twice in the video. The existence of these four legged animals is a huge burden for the environment, they offer not one benefit . The areas plauged with their existence suffer from total destruction as they are gluttonous and rip apart the trees amd undergrowth. The grounds are rife with many serious illnesses these creatures carry due to their gross behavior of laying, ingesting, and shoving their front toes into their excrement. This hideous behavior amd their total disregard of any form of cleanliness leads to them leaving their disease laden feces on everything they crawl over. They also emit an awful, vile stench. It is very upsetting that countries would waste valuable resources on a creature that resembles a large rodent, but offers not the slightest benefit to the environment as rodents do. These resources could be used in many other positive ways. Except for scientific purposes, there is no reason for these heinous animals to be crawling around, destroying the habitats of other noble animals.

[@SKILLIUSCAESAR]

@@potatolew4495 Odd choice visiting chimp documentaries/comment sections to cry

[@allwright5662]

I am not impressed with this medical team.

[@Natalie-j9e3b]

An me.these people are the traffickers of these animals.these people should leave all wild animals alone an let them live how they suppose to.

[@luanamiani9564]

Cosi anche i piccoli non saranno mai selvatici

[@James-kv6kb]

Still today we have the white expert looking on as all the black people do the hard work lol

[@Robin-rj8vg]

I'm sure there's plenty of work to go around. If you look for something hard enough you'll usually find it.

[@myriamdelemme4369]

Wild animals do know what they need when they are ill. But menkind cut off so much of their territories that they are limited in their chose of what they need. Everywhere on earth when men disturb, they kill at the same time.

[@James-kv6kb]

@@myriamdelemme4369 I think you are stereotyping there because that's easier than fact

[@mikechan509]

so cute pls dont hurt these animals

[@Monkey49Buzz]

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