Cute Baby Orangutan Gets Hysterical When Separated From Favourite Nurse | Meet The Orangutans
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2020
- Chiquita has developed a strong bond with her favourite care worker Ibri, however, the bond could be detrimental to rehabilitating her to the wild as every time she's left by herself, the baby orangutan immediatelly throws a temper tantrum!
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"She's hiding her other hand so nobody can hold it" that's so sweet.
That part melted my heart too. It broke my heart for the adorable little booger, but definitely warmed it to see such love and devotion.
Yeah it's soo cute
And sad
@@denisedullemeijer771 I agree, it is very sad. But at least this orphan is one of the lucky ones.
She's lucky she was saved and is shown ANY type of love at all.
Seriously, so sweet and intelligent 😩😍😍
She lost her mom once. She wont let go the second mom
@Pappy van winkle what the fuck lmao who hurt you
@@godsgreat75 LOL right
@@anam2133 i had to double check the name of the orangutan cuz i was so confused by that comment
@@godsgreat75 they mentioned the orangutans name several time in vid lmao
@@anam2133 yeah it was just so surprising to me that hed be hating on this monkey for no reason at all
*Avery: Starts walking away...*
*Chiquita: So you want me to die?*
*Avery: Starts walking away...*
*Chiquita: So you have chosen tantrum*
@@gator9339 😂
More like... " I am dyyyiiinnnngggg mama.....!!! "
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@gator9339 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I feel so bad for Chiquita, I understand why she’s so scared, being abandoned as a baby and then the figure she saw as a mother was walking away from her. But they have to learn ❤️
Wee soul but must be so hard for the care givers to walk away ❤️
Oh stop it her mum didn't leave her she was murdered by some asshole
They like humans learn best through kindness and understanding even when you need to be firm at points.
By learn you mean beatings?
Chiquita didn't want to lose another mommy.
Exactly. It's her safe heaven.
Yes so right, she was so traumatised.
Damn....true.
@Pappy Van Winkle actually she didn’t want to lose another mother because she has a tantrum with other caretakers that will give her the same food, water, and shelter.
@Tondelaya della Ventimiglia pretty much
Wait till she's teenager, she'll be so embarrass by her Mom that she won't even let her touch her in public.
Hahahahahahaha!!!!
😂
Love this, thank you!
U have me a good laugh!!!
When you go to the Mall you have to walk behind and pretend you don't know them!
"Naughty girl" I don't know why, but the absolute authenticity of the exhaustion in her voice gets me
That part made me laugh
Babies...and toddlers...are VERY exhausting...but how we love them!!
3:56 “Ohhh, now she’s having a *cute* tantrum”
Chiquita: *screeching demon noises*
She said huge
Oop sorry
Nothing cute about it. She needs a time out in her cage.
😂😂 so funny
Bonnie: *Exists*
Chiquita: "And I took that personally"
💀💀
LMAO
2 weeks later and I’m still cracking up at this comment
Lol
Lmfaooooo
" *dONT biTE hiM ThERE* "
PLEASE I CAN'T PFFT THIS SHOW IS EVERYTHING
He must have gone commando that day. Chiquita thought it was a banana! 😂
😂
1.4k likes but 2 replys wtf
Flesh banana 😏
@@patricksarama4963 💀
It’s broke my heart. She is a 3 years old child who just got attached to human as her mom. My 3 year old is attached to my hip. Poor little girl craves mother’s love
Orangutans hit puberty at around 6-8, it's not exactly the same aging process. Though I do agree it's unfair she doesn't have a mother to wean off.
“Ohhh no..Chiquita don’t bite him there” is quite hilarious 🤣😂
Orangutan babies stay with their mothers for seven to eight years, so it is understandable at just three years of age that she wants to stay with her human mother. Thank goodness there are kind, loving and understanding humans there to help her. What a tragedy that it is necessary.
@Pappy Van Winkle actually that’s a proven scientific fact.
@Pappy Van Winkle actually, were more related then 97%. It’s more like 98 to 99.5% related
True.
@Pappy van winkle in your original comment before you deleted it, you sounded doubtful of the fact that we share dna with animals. Like you were mocking them.
@@Trolhg @Anam *He's a troll, he doesn't see them as a monster he really loves them and is obsessed with them he leaves stupid comments like that on almost every orangutan video on here if you check he's acts worse the Chiquita does when Emery walks away*
“she’s hiding her other hand so nobody can hold it” that’s so funny and adorable. i feel bad for her because clearly they scared of losing her other mother
@Mami Chula Well you don't know the sun is gonna rise tommorow but you still expect it
@@chanted4696 Thats not the same comparison at all, what are u even saying💀
But the human mom can’t teach her all the survival skills in wildlife !
Yeah you have to remember that normally a baby orangutan would hold onto their mother’s back literally all the time, that’s why she tries to grab on to her leg like that and stuff. It’s really tragic
@@imma5269 ln some of the other Orangutan rescue centres, they don't allow the baby orangutans to get too attached to their carers ,because they know this will happen
This is actually adorable, the way she holds the worker in the leg✨
Maybe so...but it needs to cease...very sad, but true...
My daughter hung onto my leg like that the first few times i left her at preschool so i could go to work! Bout broke my heart, but after a few times of me leaving her she was fine....she had discovered friends her own age!lol!
It’s actually very sad
Its not adorable its a sign of a trumatised baby.
I’m suprised how deep the human motherly instinct is ingrained in us cause as soon as I heard Chiquita scream I was like “heck find the noise make it stop, pick it up and start rocking” I’m never like that with human babies. But as soon as I heard her I knew something was wrong
Chiquita has PTSD from losing her first mommy and doesn’t want to lose her second 😭😰😢
I wouldn’t call it ptsd more like abandonment issues
@@LyntzbartzkyPerez Id call it that, depending on the situation. They usually loose their mother way too young and it usually ends violently for mom or for both mom and the baby. Obviously it can be traumatizing. They have feels just like us
@@LyntzbartzkyPerez that's exactly what it is, that poor baby. 😔
Id be able to separate that fuckin animal from anything it wants to think is its mom 💪
@@kentonbenoit9629 people like you are the reason why these poor animals get taken away from their mothers way too soon
IDK why, but I've been on an oragutan kick for the last few weeks. Just love them. They're so adorable and entertaining. They all look like little old men.
Too cute🦧🥰❤️
I absolutely love them!!!!
Same. By the way, if you haven't watched it, the series Orangutan Jungle School is fantastic.
Me too! I can’t get enough of them. Have you happened to notice all the weird/hateful comments from that Pappy van winkle (?) on almost every orangutan video on youtube? It’s impressively disturbing
They look so much like humans it's absolutely adorable and it's not annoying when they do dumb stuff because they're little apes. Something about monkey doing monkey things just resonates with my soul so deeply, I just want to go into the jungle and swing from vines and shit, not do taxes and have a job.
I love when she hid her other hand so no one else could have it! What an adorable animal. I love watching these, they always warm my heart and put me in a good mood ❤️🤗
Awww poor Chiquita she just loves her Mom! She's made her choice, lady.. you're mom for life.
I remember getting separated from my mother in a department store. I was around 4-5 years old. I was scared. I remember the sense of panic. My mom said I was missing from her for about 10 minutes, it seemed like hours to me. I know exactly what those orangutans are feeling, they don’t want to lose their sense of security and love.
Ikr it's cruel to call them naughty for this, the caregivers should take smaller steps not something so traumatic as this. What the actual f
@@Steffi5376 my nigga she was joking
@@omari436 No she isn't
@@Steffi5376 she seemed like she was joking calm down
@@scottgeoffrion158 That fact that ya'all think this is a joke. What she's saying is true though. Imagine ur an orangutan new to the world and ur exploring the world and your caregiver, the only constant part of the world you know, ditches you like that. The abandonment and fear you'd feel it's traumatic its why humans grow up with fked up mental illnesses and personality issues, u dont see animals being asses to their kids in the wild do u (unless its for survival reasons) its traumatic and extremely distressing to a child
It's sad to see how traumatized they are even years after their mothers got killed 😢, at least these guys are doing a great job helping them to go back into the wild life
I'm dying to interact with these adorable orangs. just cannot say it emphatically enough
@Pappy Van Winkle did you forget that these orangutans lost their mothers because of humans.
@Elle D Well, they do give them a lot of love and comfort! 🌝
Yeah, just like human babies and young children.
You should search up some RUclips clips from the show Orangutan Jungle School, they give the story, with pictures, on every orphan orangutan and of what condition the orangutans were in before they were rescued, it is so sad but also beautiful to see how far they have come and how they are thriving! Makes you regain faith in humanity despite everything humans have done to the Orangutans, like destroying their homes and killing their moms ❤️
The way she falls into a ball in the corner of the cage actually broke my heart. That is a terrified baby.
I think shes scared of losing her mommy again. She really loves her human mommy.
Oh dear ... poor thing, and I feel so bad for the staff, because this has to be tough all round. God bless them all for the work they do.
Just handcuffed each limp to a tree for a few hours. Maybe it'll learn to not be such a bitch!!
@@TheChrislewis1989 edgy.
@@TheChrislewis1989 calm down
@@TheChrislewis1989 you might be onto something
These beautiful primates watched their mother murdered by being shot upwards of around 50 times with a pellet gun when she falls to the ground still alive but blind they wack her to pieces with a machete. They will accidentally cut the baby. They then chain the baby up or put it in a crate about the size of a large dog cage. They are traumatized and you want to handcuff them to a tree? This will damage them even more. She would spend the first 10years of her life on her mother who teaches her where every source of food is how to build a nest and so much more. They are never around any other Orangutans. Until the mother hears the call of a male. She goes has sex gets pregnant then around 12 or 13 the first child goes off on her own
I feel so sorry for Chiquita. She's bonded with the care worker and that's who she feels safe with. I mean she was a baby when she lost her mom.
yeah but she needs to become self-sufficient and bond with her own kind instead of with her surrogate human mom, how else is she going to survive in the wild?
@@leelen2907 She will naturally become more self-sufficient and independent. Some just take longer than others. Also, in the wild, the mother is always there and nearby so when they do venture off, they have assurance of where she will be, here, she is forcefully seperated as a human cannot always be there so she gets anxious and worried. This makes it harder for her to be more independent and loosen the separation anxiety.
@@JonHop1 If you say so.
@@shayla106 I mean separation anxiety is a result of how the child/primate is raised. Because they are usually free to explore and leave their moms a lot in the wild, and have way more freedom, it is less traumatic and time consuming to learn independence.
@@JonHop1 well no that's why they do it slowly. The human momma is still there but even of she leaves for 5 second. Chiquita is screaming
So much respect for these people who dedicate their lives to undo the damage the rest of us cause to these loving creatures. Much Respect. Thank you!
Half the orangutans in the "tantrum" montage weren't even Chiquita LOL
I thought the title was probably exaggerating, but that was a real tantrum.
E
@@charyyy. ?
@@justintime1343 E smh
@@charyyy. ? smh
@@justintime1343 smh my head
2:48 (Orangutan swings at lady)
Lady: (chuckles)"Missed."
😂😂😂😂 That gave me life.
IKR
Chiquita is acting just like a human child. 😊 😅 ❤
This is one of the reasons why the staff members usually get rotations for taking care of orangutans
Those are some serious abandonment issues that little lady is experiencing.
They say tantrum, I see trauma.
I was thinking thr same thing! That baby is terrified When she leaves her sight, i couldn't immagine what she is thinking when she is out of sight. Poor baby gets scared.
@@michaelaclarke3228 quite sure they are not being that serious. They are after all the caregivers dedicating their lives for this cause. It's easy to get riled up for nothing from behind a screen, no?
@@michaelaclarke3228 omg they said “naughty!” These caretakers are just horrible. They have no empathy, they’re only dedicating their lives to help these orangutans.
@@michaelaclarke3228 I don't think you understand, these are not pets. These are wild animals. The fact they were stolen and made to be pets is horrific and what put trauma in to them in the first place. Some lost their mothers to poaching and deforestation. However, these care takers have to encourage them to become orangutans. Which means they have to be independent or else they won't survive. They won't always have a care taker around, especially not IN THE WILD. Are you dedicating your entire life to taking care of orangutans? If not, maybe you should find something else to do. Coddling them won't help. Coddling helps no one.
@@michaelaclarke3228 Big words of someone who isn't there actually taking care of the orangutans day in and day out. They care a hell of a lot more than you ever will.
I can't help but feel sorry for her, she loves her " mommie " and that is a driving need in the wild. Her instinct tells her she can't survive without her mom.... poor baby...❤❤
1:09 the switch up with the happy music and the funny picture with the sad music is killing me😭😭💀💀💀😂😂
Me on my Zoom call:
This would kill me if I raised her from newborn and hearing her cry like that! I would be like "moveee ovaaa mamas coming" 🤣🤣🤣 This is why I couldn't work here. I get to attached.
You single 😂🙄
@@SirJorge. 🤣🤣🤣
That's not good for the monkey though. And they will have to be released in the wild one day. As a baby it is ok though. She is just took attached and has issues
@@Courtney-pe2iw they are with their moms for like 7-8 years. She's only 4
Same, I wouldn't be able to let any of them go.
“Chiquita! Don’t bite him *there* !!” 😂
Lol
Don't bite his dingle berries and banana!
Naughty girl!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
“Those aren’t bananas!”
At 3:05 Chiquita uses non-violent resistance and goes limp while the keepers drag her back to the enclosure. Thats comedy genius.
It’s Chiquita’s loyalty for me
Wht
lol
This is sad, the baby just doesn't want to be separated from who she sees as her mother. In the wild she would still be with her mother at her age.
Very true. Thank you for reminding us. 🙏💛
No she wouldn't be around her mother this much. They literally said it in the video, at her age they become more independent but she's not. This will be dangerous for her in the wild.
@@ilasilas3261 There is a huge difference though here cant you see it? In the wild, the mom is ALWAYS there and close by. Whereas here, they are forcefully separated. In the wild, she can go to her mom anytime she wants which reassures here. Here, she cannot. This exacerbates the separation anxiety as she does not know when her mother will be back.
@@ilasilas3261 why are you getting upvotes… The comment above is correct
@@ilasilas3261 she may not be clinging to her hip, 24/7, bt still needs mothering for several more years!
No cap, I LMAO’d when Chiquita had that tantrum😂
u sound like a 40 yr old tryna use slang
@@whyisyoutubetrynabeinsta is it, no way
@@user-zt1bx8sf4f i think it’s because u said “LMAO’d”
It’s so precious omg I cried
She's probably thought she was being abandoned like her other mother did
her mother most likely got killed by poachers
@@daniaa1602 yeah
@Jinx Vanderz But as deforestation happens, poachers are much more likely to be an issue.
@Jinx Vanderz they don't have food because the forests are being destroyed
Granted...but she still needs to learn life skills,then be released...
Just like human babies. Wow!
@mr nom Yes! 🙂 I read somewhere, that we humans & orangutans (gorillas, bonobos, chimpanzees) share 97% dna 🙂
@mr nom even their digest system and internal organ are similiar to human, they will get sick if they eat raw meat, just like us
@@rara.raaaaa That is why they are vegetarians!
Edit: I am not vegetarian, was just stating fact.
@katie rae no they are not tree rats!
@katie rae Damn so rude & cold u are! U don't have any reason 2 be here at RUclips, when u can not behave!! 😑 Orangutans are great animals, u call them rats = zero % respect
Damn she was even trying to open the lock 😭🤣 she too smart ♥️
I've seen kids do this move 2:43 in stores before lmfao
Chiqita had separation anxiety because his mommy had to abandon her and that feeling of separation triggered that Trauma. Poor monke🐒🥺
Her mom probably died. Wild animals don’t normally just abandon their young
It’s an ape, simple mistake
Max did you say monke
@@splorby176 Um, yes, actually, wild animals abandon their young all the time. It isn't that unusual.
@@minutemansam1214 yea if they think it doesn’t have a chance to survive usually yeah. I said normally as in the baby is healthy and shit
As a mom, it broke my heart to see Chiquita wanting her mama so badly. 💔 Their demeanor is so much like humans. Reminds me of my son always wanting mommy when he was little.
But the lady is not it’s mom. She’s it’s caretaker
@@keithmuehsam8990 That's not how Chiquita views her
@@thatpandaz6094 and that perception must be changed for its own good
She doesn’t want to be a orangutan, little girl is throwing a tantrum 😂😢❤. She loves her “mama”
0:47 I nearly died at how cute that little face is
Well she just wants her mommy! I feel sorry for her ❤️
Her life depends on becoming unattached! Seriously! ❤️
Any body, with an ounce of" humanity" would feel sorry, for this little Orangutan....BUT,need control our impulses , in acting in positive manner, in order to prepare this little one for returning to her natural habitat....( Or what is left of it.. )
Lisa 🇭🇲🐨🌏. 👌Good work in progress,remembering there is no perfect solution, so doing what they have to work with...and Good Luck!!
@@broctheil4744 Exactly right...simple common sense...try not to be ruled by emotion! Yes, I am also sorry for them...but answers require logic!
@@deborahallen3318 Absolutely!!!
@@deborahallen3318 right. Or she will have no chance of being released.
This is actually really sad because it shows how traumatized and emotional chiquita is
Thank you. I often watch this very clear and well presented introduction about baby orangutans behavioral challenges.
This the cutest thing ever
What an adorable little stinker! Chiquita loves her human mommy!! 🦧🥰👩🏻
You named it right, I’m sure these animals REEK
It's amazing how much we're similar to them. I'm not only talking about sharing big part of our DNA, but also our actual behaviour. Chiquita is acting exactly like a human toddler would do. That's amazing in so many levels! Mind blown.
Luckily, there are wonderful people who actually care and protect these animals.
Its not strange since we are primates also and share 98% the same DNA.
It's not strange at all,the fact we share 98% dna means we'll be extremely similar in lots of ways
I know I have watched this a dozen times and LOL each time!
@@coolkillab5236 I think you forgot to switch accounts bud
@@penisman223 I don’t get it. Is there another Cool account? If so please send information? I have one RUclips account to my knowledge.
@@penisman223 Got it! Lol..
Just realized I was talking to myself..lol...I am addicted to these guys..lol
The way she was trying to undo the lock😯they're smart af
As naughty as she is, this is honestly so sweet, and it’s hilarious
They have the cutest eyes .I can't even !!!❤️❤️
1:16 me in the morning
That was so adorable and precious. Chiquita’s little face is so cute. She sure loves her handler/human best friend
I hope Chiquita succeeds in her efforts to get back to the forest. There should be a world wide effort to protect their habitats . Stop buying products with palm oil in them, people?
@Pappy Van Winkle I mean can we rlly live with that Cuz without rainforests we die because of people like you
Palm oil estates are not only found in orang utan's habitat. There are thousands of hectares in peninsular malaysia too where no orang utan lives there. The people working in the estates deserve their earnings from the hard work. Why put sand in their pots just because of a few greedy tycoons?
Also write to companies why you arent buying their products so they can make a change instead of going out of business
@Pappy Van Winkle /
@@marleygordon621 pay no attention to the troll and he might just curl up and die someplace else
Thank you for doing such important work with the endangered orangutan babies!
Why in the world would someone dislike this?
A baby orangutan is the most adorable animal in the world!! My god there so cute I want to huge all of them so bad
I have one in my pants, wanna hug him?
@@sebastienpasnin9826 gayyyyyy
@@sebastienpasnin9826 shits weak
@@Abdi-libaax hehehe
My God is the operative word...ty Lord for creation 🙏🏻
Oh my! So human! Like a little diva. You folks are doing an incredible job with so many baby Orangs. Well done!
Human like. Not human.
I will second that...Very well done! GOEDZO!!!! 😁👌👏
@@kimberlybellis5395 SO True! But makes it way easier to understand their needs....what a plight man has placed this species into...
Volunteers are loving every second .😊
Dr. Laura is a superhero. What an incredible woman!
CHIQUITA,you're awesome, thanks for making our day.
Have a beautiful life.
@Pappy Van Winkle bad man van
Bless her, how adorable is she when she's walking.
It's amazing how close they are to humans
As I watch this my four year old insist on sitting right nest to me on the couch. She gathers ALL of her stuff too. lol So I understand why little Chiquita doesn’t like to be separated from her “mother”. She will have to grow out of it just like my little one will.
They seem very civilized and cooperative. They behave better, in a group than a bunch of kids, that age.
Thats not actually ideal though. Orangutaans are solitary. In the wild they prefer to be alone, only really socializing for mating and raising babies. So growing up means learning how to be without mama. But all babies in any species, even humans, have this, so this process of weaning is perfectly natural.
This would be so heartbreaking being the caretaker..
such beautiful animals& chiquita was practically screaming NOOOO!
These people are the light of the world.
Imagine leaving a 3 year old human child alone and how they would react. Its the same thing basically.
My heart melts every time I see these beautiful apes I give up everything I have to help these animals and I think we should all take a page from people's like these great ladys and gentlemen
Nah
Absolutely, these amazing, beautiful intelligent animals need our protection and help now more than ever👏🏻🦧❤️
@@karencancerianpriestess712 agreed shame people like this twat on here called @gabe seems to think otherwise but thats fine life has a special place for morons like that
@@LuciferMorningstar-yv1yc I agree. It’s incomprehensible there are those who know the plight of these beautiful animals, and many many other endangered species, yet they are unaffected. Lack of empathy and compassion is the root of all evil in this world, and it’s affects are devastating on an epic scale globally. I pity those who just don’t get it, or seek to end all suffering, animal or human, and pray they do before it’s too late🌍🙏🏻💜
@@karencancerianpriestess712 couldn't of said it better my self
These videos never fail to make me smile, Chiquita had me laughing out loud😂, oh the joys of being a mum! Orangutan Love🦧🥰❤️
Right! There just the cutest little peanuts! 😍
How can anyone laugh at such distress?
@@montaraful I was referring to chiquitas joyful, sweet moments hiding her hand and showing off to the new volunteers, how happy she is! Not her actual tantrums for not getting her own way. Which changed as soon as she was given something else to focus on, may I add, just as any small child behaves. Any mum would get these actions completely as my comment stated, I never said I laughed at her tantrum, which isn’t easy for anyone to deal with. You should think twice before you twist another’s words into whatever you want them to mean next time
@@jordanmcmizzle8927 aren’t they just! Have to say Chiquita and Peanut have my heart, too adorable for words🦧🥰
@@karencancerianpriestess712 well, can you really accuse me of twisting words? “Chiquita had me laughing out loud” is all you said. True, there’s a happy ending, sort of, to this video, but for the most part it’s so distressing that, to me, it completely overshadows even the happier finale. Your comment does not acknowledge this darker content and comes across as callous because of that.
That little newborns melt my heart
Animals are amazing! They just bring the best out of u.
2:53 don’t bite him there 😂😂😂😂🦧🦧🥜
What a precious baby. She obviously loves her surrogate mother. I would be more worried if she did not.
The new team of caregivers is a great idea. Her independence will grow in a healthy, supportive environment. BRAVA CHIQUITA !!!
Absolutely...Brava, Chiquita!! Good luck little Ape.....💖🍀👍
I know this is years old at this point but in case you still check this account, they did eventually get to release Chiquita into the wild successfully.
This is so so beautiful I love this video! What an awesome job !
This is so awesome thankyou for letting us see how they live
1:53 melts my heart! Holding hands and walking like a human!
imprinting like this is a sign that she will find it difficult to reintegrate into a normal wild environment
@monny287 primates can imprint, never heard the stories of feral children?
@monny287 if a human child is raised by an animal they act like that animal
Definitely gonna be hard since it’s going to act like a human.
They rotate surrogates to avoid attachment. Also, Chiquita has been recently been released into the wild and is very independent 💕
Lmao no? It's normal for baby orangutans to become attached like this after experiencing trauma
Omg those precious faces I wanna cry
Poor Chiquita. She just needs her mum. Her loss was so traumatic
I thought they rotated the caregivers frequently, so the Orangutans WOULDN'T get too attached to one carer in particular? That was definitely a full-blown temper tantrum though. She was NOT happy that Mommy left her to go back to the other babies.
They said that Chiquita got attached because she was nursed back to health by that one caretaker, and then just stayed attached like that.
Yeah that tantrum wasn’t cute at all. This baby is spoiled and acting like a brat
@@Ant-bm1qk not spoiled, just a young orangutan who went through some trauma and has emotional problems.
Apes/Orangutans can still have favorite caretakers. Its not like there just gonna forgot about one even if they switch frequently.
@@Ant-bm1qk Chiquita is acting like a brat e'h? have you been to a supermarket
lately? kids screaming so loud because they want a toy or sweets and if that
doesn't work they fling themselves onto the floor, now that's a brat.
2:20 "I want my mommy!" All mothers have heard that in any precious language. Sweet baby.
They should switch the rules and be able to steal the children of poachers. Then maybe they might stop poachers to give them some empathy. I'm just saying I would want to, but wouldn't.
This is adorable!
Wom: Laughs you missed
Monke: REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEIIIIIIIKKKKKKKK in tantrums
OMG I'd be useless at the "separation-independence" phase because I'd be so attached I wouldn't ever want to let her go 💔😭💔 I'd sneak her home and raise her as my own daughter ❤️❤️❤️ lol OMG this is so hard because I know that the babies are orphaned and being raised to be returned to the wild, where they need to be, wild and FREE, but seriously I'd become so attached that it would break my heart a million times over when time to begin letting her become more independent arrived...
Thank you to all of you who love them and keep them safe and protected and raise them to become independent adults who can return to their home and know that they have the absolute best chance out in the cruel harsh world 💜🤗💜
I had a daughter just like that. And a son who looked just like that. Luca
wow
you really out here roasting your own son 😂😂
@@lilsaam my son and I joke about this all the time he reminds me I am his father and the bearer of his genes. My son is 30 years old and an extremely handsome man. Our family jokes about everything and I wish you could see the oarnery buggers comments about me. I find them very funny. Luca
@Pappy Van Winkle and you're an awful person, you literally don't know anything about their family, this is how some babies act, gtfo
@@makmak151515 Lol yeah I suppose you're ultimately roasting your own genes😂
Bless her heart I love her
Looking at orangoutangs i cant help but see the past of humanity, absolutely incredible
Care worker: goes away
The monkey: *MOM HELP THE DEMONS ARE AFTER ME!!!!*