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Yes, Makongo's big eyes 👀are full of curiosity about everything. Once he gets a little older, he'll use his hands 🙌and feet 👣to explore everything he sees🥰😘👶🦍♥️.

Thank you 😍

Dalila is baby’s foster mother 🤝🤝♥️🦍👸😍

Mosi is very funny, and when he's happy, he even rolls down from the grass for fun🥰🦍😂. He used to enjoy teasing Dalila, and Dalila would call out and chase after him🤣🤣. But now that Dalila is holding the baby, the playful Mosi performs for her on his own🦍👏👏♥️😂.

The baby still doesn't have enough strength and balance💪 to stay on Dalila's back, so we'll wait until the baby is a bit older and see🥰. Dalila hasn't gotten many snacks outdoors. She doesn't actively search for food to avoid competing with the other gorillas, as it could affect the baby's safety.😘👸🦍♥️

I once saw Lomako touching Zola's head, and Zola was also crouching in front of Lomako💗. You could tell that sometimes Lomako wanted to get closer to Zola🥰. However, when it comes to Nala, it seems like Lomako doesn't have any special feelings for her😂😂😂

Great comment 🙌🙌👍♥️🦍😍

@@AllThingsGorilla ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹

These mangabeys are very mischievous, but the baby cannot be separated from the family for too long. If that happens, it will be difficult for the baby to reintegrate into the family. Dalila will protect the baby from any harm caused by these playful little troublemakers.🤝🤝😘👶👸🦍♥️😍

I am heartbroken over Tamidol's passing as well🥹💔, but I am not part of the medical team and cannot answer your question. I, more than anyone, wish that Tamidol could have stayed with her baby son forever🥹👶🦍♥️🙏🙏

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Yes, they love each other deeply. That is the most beautiful sight of all♥️♥️👶👸🦍😘😘😍

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Makongo is indeed adorable😍, with his big eyes and unsteady steps. Such a little cutie! 😍😘😘👶🦍♥️

Zola's mother was Sangha, who has already passed away🌈♥️🦍

Thank you 🥰😘♥️🦍

Yes, Mother Tamidol holds her entire world in her arms.♥️🦍💗😘👶

Mosi and Zola share the same mother, Sangha. Nala's mother is Tamidol. Mosi, Zola, and Nala are siblings.

@@AllThingsGorillathen has only Dalila son Makongo

In this troop, only Makongo is Lomako's offspring. Lomako took over the troop in 2022 after Mosi, Zola, and Nala's father, Makula, passed away.

@@AllThingsGorilla ok thanks 😊

🤝🤝🤝💗Wishing Queen Dalila a long life filled with health and happiness forever.♥️👸🦍💪

@@AllThingsGorilla amen🦍🙏🏽🫶🏽❤️

The silverback's overwhelming strength establishes his position in the troop, and since it's feeding time, they all intentionally avoid him.♥️🦍💪

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When baby Makongo grows up, he will respond to the mangabey😂😂😂👶🦍💪♥️

Yes, baby Makongo is Dalila's adopted son. His mother, Tamidol, passed away due to illness, and Dalila stepped up to take on the responsibility of caring for and protecting the baby.♥️😘👸🦍👍

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Agreed 🤝🦍♥️

Yes 🙌 Wishing Queen Dalila a long life filled with health and happiness forever♥️👸🦍💪🙌🙌♥️.

🤝🤝🤝 Agreed ♥️Baby Makongo has received motherly love from his foster mom, Dalila♥️. She gently pats the baby's back and head, protecting and caring for him with tenderness🥰. It's truly touching💗👸🦍🙌🙌.

🤝🤝🤝🥰I hope you enjoy the story of this family♥️🦍💗💗🙌

🥰🥰🥰Baby Makongo already weighs over 5 kilograms. He has a great appetite and enjoys eating solid food. He is thriving and growing strong.👶🦍💪♥️

Great comment 👍🏽 I suppose one could say that Dalila is so-called wary of the Silverback because she’s in **Protective Mode** for the Safety of baby MaKongo; which is considered the norm for “new Moms”. And just as when Tamidol was alive, her daughter Nala would instinctively serve as an XTRA layer of “protection” between her and the Silverback, again for the Safety of the baby. Generally speaking, family members in the LOMAKO Troop aLL Appropriately maintain a Healthy Respect for the Silverback, just as is the Dynamic in other troops. Therefore, they’re Not so much Afraid or wary of the Silverback as they’re Recognizing his Leadership Status within the Gorilla hierarchy 😊

@renewashington791 Great 👍Thank you, dear friend! Your response is exactly what I wanted to say.😘😘😘♥️🦍🙌

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Yes, Dalila is such an amazing female gorilla♥️🦍👏. She is a true queen👸💪🦍 and has given birth to many outstanding offspring👍👍👍.

Yes 🙌 Their interactions are filled with love.♥️👶👸🦍🥰🥰♥️

I believe Makongo won't have to go through castration. He is sure to grow into an amazing silverback.😘👶🦍💪♥️

🤝🤝🤝Thank you for your advice.

@disscustinglybeautiful1652, With all the respect, if you don’t like the background noises and the music of choice for her wonderful videos, you can completely turn down the volume of the video by yourself to mute it.

🤝🤝🤝Dear friend, you said exactly what I was thinking.😘👶👸🥰🦍♥️👏👏👏

@@AllThingsGorilla I love your videos😍😍😍thank you so much. 😍😍

Please don’t castrate the males, it fundamentally changes them and not in a good way.

I totally agree😡😡. I stopped watching when I found out. Only started again when Dalia started caring for baby!!

Sim , eles dizem que estão protegendo a espécie e fazem isso um absurdo

Medo de Gentaro e Kyo acontecer a mesma coisa 😢

Parece que Lomago o Silverback terá o mesmo destino de Haoko e Shabani

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Yes, Dalila deserves all of this😘👸🦍♥️. She is truly wonderful, full of love💗 and strength💪.

Thank you🥰🥰🥰👏😘🦍♥️

Yes, Dalila's role as the baby's adoptive mother is actually a mutual choice💗💗; they need each other😘👶👸🦍♥️🥰.

Yes, all the male gorillas in this troop have been castrated, except for Lomako. The castration decision was made by the EAZA, so the zoo is following orders. The decision was made so that surplus males can stay in their family groups without being aggressive toward the silverback. When the baby is this age, the mother usually makes a conscious effort to keep the baby separated from the silverback, limiting their interactions to ensure the baby's safety😘👶🦍♥️. Lomako doesn't get upset about this; he understands his role and knows he just needs to wait for the baby to continue growing up healthy. Lomako is a wonderful father.🦍♥️💪

Yes Mosi is also neutered. There was something said about being too many gorillas in that bloodline. I still don't understand why they would do this to these magnificent animals.

@@charlesmccoy5857 thank you for answering. 😁❤

@@AllThingsGorilla Thank you so much for responding. I'm just starting to learn about them it was your vid of Tamidol & the baby popped up in my feed so I've been following thru your vids since. I thought Lomoka seemed like a very loving concerned dad when baby was separated so I wasn't understanding why the females keep him away. Thank you for explaining. Love your vids & appreciate all you do to bring them to us. 🦍🦍🦍❤❤❤😁 One more question is Lomoka the only silverback?? Makongo will grow up to be one won't he???

​@charlesmccoy5857 births of male and female gorillas is about equal. If all the males are allowed to become silverbacks there won't be enough females available for them to lead their own troops. Castrating selected males prevents them from going through puberty. They will be able to stay with their family groups rather than creating conflict. They have a continuing role in the family.

What a wonderful comment! As you said, seeing the greatness of love in them makes everything so beautiful and amazing.🥰🦍♥️👏👏

⁠@@AllThingsGorillaLove is essential to gorillas. They raise their babies with nothing added. Nature is so freaking 🔥

Thank you🤝🤝♥️🥰👸👶🦍💪