Poor little guy! He is so frustrated. He just wants to explore, but mom won’t let him. I thought his little tantrum was so funny - just like a human baby!
So it's okay to give baby everything if she/he wants? No it is not. Mum knows best,she is gentle with her baby but she doesn't allow because she is mum. He is having tantrum,like human baby . She is mum and that is it,she feel best what is good for child. They are so sweet 😊
Mujuku, from what I understand had her own baby killed by the Silverback. Gorillas get traumatized also, so she is being overprotective with this new baby. All female gorillas let their babies move about, but not too far. Mjukuu is fearful she may lose this baby. Genki, from Kyoto Zoo, had Gentaro taken from her because she was having troubles lactating, and feeding him. Gentaro was hand raised for 10 months and reintroduced into the Troup. So when Genki gave birth to Kintaro, she was overprotective with him, also. She probably felt her baby would get taken again.
Heb je dat helemaal gevolgd van Genki met Kintaro, Dan heb je waarschijnlijk ook gezien dat Kintaro mocht drinken bij Genki wanneer hij ook maar wilde! Kintaro was GEEN ONDERVOEDE baby en dat is deze baby WEL. Deze baby ZONDER NAAM waarvan ze nog niet eens weten OF HET EEN JONGEN OF EEN MEISJE IS! Als deze baby wil komen drinken DUWT ZE HEM WEG, als hij wil rechtstaan en zij wil het niet DUWT ZE HEM NEER, wil hij 50 cm vooruit trekt ze hem of haar HARDHANDIG AAN EEN ARM OF EEN BEENTJE! Laten we eerlijk zijn....hier klopt toch ergens iets niet met die 🤬
Yes! Genki is the epitome of a mother that can overcome tough situations. She would touch Gentaro thru the bars. But she definitely was not going to let anyone take Kinny. Now he’s a big,athletic boy!😊
@@MzNoemi69 I also read that when they couldn’t revive Tiny out of anesthesia,they made the choice to give the baby back to Mjukuu so she could understand that her baby was gone. That had to have been traumatizing.
@@MySkinnydip Awww, thank you for the info. It is heartbreaking to hear. Animal or human, mothers grief the same way. I saw a video of a mama chimp holding on to her baby chimp for a long time until it was bones. She wouldn't let anyone take it away from her. 😭
@@MzNoemi69 Yes I remember that chimp too! Do you remember when the chimp Mahale was reunited with her baby? Omg! I cried so hard! I’m getting teary eyed right now🥲
I saw no tantrums. She is a good mum she only grabs his leg or arm to keep him close. They are so human-like but they are stronger and thats why they can live outside like this. The baby isnt so fragile that it needs the same type of attention as a human baby.
Baby is healthy, mother is protective and kind. There has been fighting between the babies so both moms seem a bit hesitant to let them near each other. Mom is likely smarter and a better mother then most of the clowns screaming here for her to lose her child. Watching gorillas may not be for you. Think about how human mothers would behave if their two month old babies could crawl, climb bite and fight.
Maybe Mjukuu is concerned that Gernot and Alika will want to play with the babies and her baby is still too small. Baby ‘Kuu is a delicate, slight baby. Also Mjukuu’s baby Tiny was killed by the silverback. I’m sure she has painful feelings about that incident. Baby ‘Kuu is KuuKuu with play energy in this video.
I can understand that, but there is no one around in this video, but another mother and baby( and a young gorilla) . It's just something just ain't right with this mother 😕 And how in the world did a Silverback back get that close to a baby to kill it by mistake? Most mothers have those babies stuck to them like glue?
@@delphine88313 The Silverback actually didn't "kill" Tiny. There was a scuffle and the Silverback was breaking it up. The 7 month old baby was on it's mother's back and was injured (broken arm) when, I assume, that the mother rolled on it. When they operated on the baby to repair the broken arm, they could not revive him after the operation. I don't know all the details, but they said there could possibly have been internal injuries that they weren't aware of. It was a very sad situation.
@@shawna6683 When I my friend showed me the actual article,after Mjukuu’s baby Tiny died,they gave the body back to Mjukuu so she could see the baby was gone. That might be why she’s cautious about Kuu. Tiny was a very cute baby!🥲
I've watched this video twice. Mum isn't hurting her baby. She simply doesn't want her baby to move away from. I think mum is being gentle. At no time did l see her hurt him. Had she meant to hurt her baby, we'd know all about.!!! 😊
Mjukuu isn't really behaving any differently then other gorilla moms with babies little Kuu's age. Mokango's mom Tamidol very rarely puts him down. She's with Lomako's troop and has raised I believe 2 other gorillas if not 3 that are still with her...If anything I find Effie a bit nerveracking with her lack of affection and lax parenting style towards her baby a bit odd to be honest. I believe Mjukuu actually took over raising Effie's son bc she rejected him. I'm hoping that with time she'll pick up more from Mjukuu. Losing Tiny had to have been difficult for Mjukuu and Im sure that she is going to do whatever she can to prevent that from happening again.
I know there is a silverback and two moms and two babies and then a couple other females. Does anyone know the names of the gorillas and if the babies or boys or girls and which baby is older??? I guess a description of who the gorilla family is.? I got 1) is effie a mom another mom whose name begins with a M---just wanted the ages of the babies who was older of the two babies ect., so I could follow the videos easier. I just found this youtube today. Thanks for the info. ahead of time Maybe the information below a video. I subbed if I can get that information please.
The adorable baby is learning and processing all the information of his daily life, but he especially wants to be free of the arm and leg pulls by his mother. He is learning what he can and can't do . He is learning how to be a gorilla and its fasinating to watch
The zoo needs to work with this mother on social skills with this baby .The mother treats him like a TOY! I'm sure he will survive, but it's just hard to look at.Most gorilla moms are so hands-on and loving.Yes,they are protective of their little ones, but something ain't right here.
Have you seen any older videos of the gorilla Baghira with her many babies? The channel Eismeer has a lot of them. Baghira is so freaking rough with her babies and I can hardly watch. She also has some of the cutest babies ever.
@shawna6683 I che ked out the video.I can't understand it too well because of language, lol. After looking at a few of the video.I think the female is just tired of bearing children. She even looks different smaller.From what I counted, she has had about six or more children .I just read that one of the babies was killed by a Silverback ( I don't see a video on that yet).And she has another already, hmm. This explains her behavior, but I could be wrong, lol Thanks again
When animals are kept in captivity, it's up to the captors to insure their safety etc. When a mother animal is not taking proper care of her baby it's up to the captors to intervene. Stop this "let nature take it's course crap" You the captor have interfered with nature already. Because of this there is a good chance that's why the mother & or baby aren't doing so good.
The baby looks under weight, she is mean to him, he has tried to get milk a few times but she is not letting him drink. She hands down not a good mother at all. I hope the zoo takes the baby and feeds him so he can gain weight. Stop grabbing his legs and arm mom might break it. Oh she is kind of LAZY
She is not going to break his arms and legs. It is perfectly normal for a primate mother to hold her infant this way, especially as the infant is learning to walk and become more mobile. Other gorilla moms do it as well as chimpanzees, orangutans, and bonobos. Primate infants, while small, are born tougher and stronger than human babies. Humans need to stop projecting human emotions on these animals. She's not going to raise her young the way you see fit. She will raise it the way she sees fit as its mother...just as humans do with their own babies. This infant in this video is being fed and taken care of and is hitting its milestones.
They always grab the babies limbs to pull them in but it's not harmful. They look fragile, these babies, but they aren't I assure you. They aren't humans, I'd never like to see a human baby in this type of living condition. The gorillas need less than humans. She seems like a good mum to me.
I agree. I never understand how all these commenters on these videos are experts when it comes to Great Apes just because they've watched videos on RUclips where the videographer controls the narrative and what they want to show you in their videos. It's crazy that humans think we know how a Great Ape should mother their infants. Humans have different mothering/parenting styles, and so do great apes. Just as human babies come in all different weights and heights, so do Great Apes. Just as human babies hit different milestones as individuals, so do Great Apes. We only see short videos of these animals, so we don't know how much she feeds her infant, how much affection, etc., in 24 hours. She may be doing it when it's not captured on camera. And I'm sure, just like human moms, she needs breaks. Humans don't have an infant latching on and/or grasping them 24 hours like Great Apes. Some gorilla moms will hand over their infants to other females in their troop, such as older siblings, their mothers (if they are in the same troop), and other females they trust. It's the same with Chimpanzees, Orangutans, and Bonobos. There are some troops where almost all of the females will help raise the young and even some where the Silverback will also help. It also depends on how the infant's mother was raised when she was young. Some primates are hands-on, like human moms, while others are less so. It doesn't make them a "bad" mother. And I love it when they all compare gorilla mothers to Genki or Fredericka. They are fantastic gorilla mothers, should we really be comparing gorillas to each other? We don't like it when we, as humans, are compared with other humans. It's just silly!
OMG what the hell is she doing, poor baby was hurting, The title says she is going to break him down. Hard to watch. The zoo keepers have to see this or notice baby should weight more
Oh no! The title is not saying that she is going to break him down. It is saying "breakdown" because this cute little one is was throwing a tantrum after his mother did not allow him to leave her 😊 In fact, Mjukuu is a very loving and caring mother!
The infant is actually the right size of his age. Just as human babies have different weights so do primates. This infant is well taken care of. A gorilla mother has the right to raise her infant in the way that she sees fit just as humans do. If she doesn't want him wandering away for her then she has the right to stop him by grabbing onto his leg. Primate infants are a lot stronger and tougher than human babies. In no way was she being abusive to him. Just like a human baby he threw a tantrum when he couldn't get to do what he wanted. Human babies do that as well. People seriously need to stop projecting human qualities in these animals. They may share DNA with humans, but they don't share the same human emotions and thoughts since they are animals.
Muy mala actitud del zoo que se limita a mostrar "un video más" en lugar de hacer algo contra esa madre que lastima tanto a su hijo. Encima mataron a otro bebé????? INADMISIBLE!!! Habría que revisar la conducta de la madre y del zoo. Esto no se puede aceptar!!!!
No veo que ella lastime a su bebe es una conducta propia de las mamas girilas busca el vido de Freddy la gorila del zoologico de Cleveland que adopto a la niña Yameela porque nofue aceptada por su mama ella la coge y la ala por sus brazos y la sube al cuello no es maltrato es la forma de.comportamiento de ellas esta mama supervisa constantemente su bebito te aseguro el zoologico esta pendiente a cualquier comportamiento inadecuado ese angelito esta feliz explora se sonrie ellos son animales salvajes no seres humanos el trabajo del zoologico es excepcional decide un equipo integrado por doctores empleados cuidadores entrenadores y camaras vigilantes las 24 horas para reincorporar a Jameela y fuera aceptada por la tropa fuern meses de gran trabajo hasta que fue aceptada con ❤ y hoy disfruta de su familia y el mundo entero feliz con Gentaro el de Momotaro se lo quitaron desde recien nacido y lo amamantaro 10 meses con un biberón después lo reincorporaron el trabajo del zoologico es hermoso preservan especies en peligro de extinsion . @@MySkinnydip
Todas las madres de esa especie le hacen daño a sus crías y los matan en muchísimas ocasiones, no es nada extraño. Es algo innato en ellas y los zoológicos y santuarios de monos del mundo no hacen nada para remediarlo.
After a video recently of Effie and Mjuuku in a scuffle I feared for Effie’s baby getting thrown around and while Effie didn’t seem concerned about her baby Mjuuku shielded hers when the silverback came to sort them out / Effie does seem more intent on her babe this time at least😳💕🫶🏻
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Agreed! Feels like I’m at the circus with the looped goofy music in some of the Japan videos.
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I do not watch any animal 'shorts' videos anymore as all of them have the same ridiculous song playing!
Mom looks just like me when I'm trying to put the kid down for a nap! It's amazing to me, the human-like reactions of these AWESOME CREATURES!
Yes
Maybe our reactions are gorilla like?
M too!
Gorilla babies seems to be the closest ones to human babies, very babyish, needs mom total care when new born and even beyond.
thankgod NO
Mommy gorillas are so content with their babies.
There is nothing in this world like being a mama❤
She’s keeping a close eye on her baby.
Always! Mjukuu is being super caring and protective!
She cares about this little devil!!! Good Mom!
He can’t walk yet.
OMG...so adorably cute!!❤❤❤
Kuu is my little firecracker! My coworker loves the video of shim at the window making funny faces!😂
Awww - Baby Kuu wants to explore, but Mama’s not having it❣️ 😂
Mama is being overprotective. Clearly she wants the best for her baby, but this cutie is getting older and wants to explore 😊 Thank you for watching!
No. Mama is firm with Kuu! She’s got that Kebi spirit🥰
Poor little guy! He is so frustrated. He just wants to explore, but mom won’t let him. I thought his little tantrum was so funny - just like a human baby!
The baby looks so fragile, so beautiful. ❤
I absolutely agree! Absolutely adorable! Thank you for watching
So it's okay to give baby everything if she/he wants? No it is not. Mum knows best,she is gentle with her baby but she doesn't allow because she is mum. He is having tantrum,like human baby . She is mum and that is it,she feel best what is good for child. They are so sweet 😊
After having one killed by silverback she won’t risk this one
How awful! why did the silverback kill her baby do you know?
@@alliecat8348 no just part of nature I guess
Silverback broke Tiny's arm, Tiny then died during surgery.
Nothing is more beautiful than watching the baby Gorilla with or around their mom, but I wish they were in natural environment not in zoos
100%
Mujuku, from what I understand had her own baby killed by the Silverback. Gorillas get traumatized also, so she is being overprotective with this new baby. All female gorillas let their babies move about, but not too far. Mjukuu is fearful she may lose this baby. Genki, from Kyoto Zoo, had Gentaro taken from her because she was having troubles lactating, and feeding him. Gentaro was hand raised for 10 months and reintroduced into the Troup. So when Genki gave birth to Kintaro, she was overprotective with him, also. She probably felt her baby would get taken again.
Heb je dat helemaal gevolgd van Genki met Kintaro, Dan heb je waarschijnlijk ook gezien dat Kintaro mocht drinken bij Genki wanneer hij ook maar wilde! Kintaro was GEEN ONDERVOEDE baby en dat is deze baby WEL. Deze baby ZONDER NAAM waarvan ze nog niet eens weten OF HET EEN JONGEN OF EEN MEISJE IS! Als deze baby wil komen drinken DUWT ZE HEM WEG, als hij wil rechtstaan en zij wil het niet DUWT ZE HEM NEER, wil hij 50 cm vooruit trekt ze hem of haar HARDHANDIG AAN EEN ARM OF EEN BEENTJE! Laten we eerlijk zijn....hier klopt toch ergens iets niet met die 🤬
Yes! Genki is the epitome of a mother that can overcome tough situations. She would touch Gentaro thru the bars. But she definitely was not going to let anyone take Kinny. Now he’s a big,athletic boy!😊
@@MzNoemi69 I also read that when they couldn’t revive Tiny out of anesthesia,they made the choice to give the baby back to Mjukuu so she could understand that her baby was gone. That had to have been traumatizing.
@@MySkinnydip Awww, thank you for the info. It is heartbreaking to hear. Animal or human, mothers grief the same way. I saw a video of a mama chimp holding on to her baby chimp for a long time until it was bones. She wouldn't let anyone take it away from her. 😭
@@MzNoemi69 Yes I remember that chimp too! Do you remember when the chimp Mahale was reunited with her baby? Omg! I cried so hard! I’m getting teary eyed right now🥲
This little one is playing with the blanket he’s not having a tantrum.
I have always thought working with the gorillas would be the greatest job in the world. They are definitely my favorites.
He’s like all babies fighting their sleep..
This is so precious and peaceful. She is definitely cautious. They are such good and loving mothers. Thank you for sharing this.
Wow!! He is throwing quite the tantrum LOL . He is a mad little fellow, Mom won't let him go play.
So true!
I love that! He/she was venting on a bag in another video. I felt bad for the bag!😂
😂 1:19 Mjukuu: Nope! Stay right here.
I love when the mama’s do that! I remember Genki’s hand would come out of nowhere and grab Kinny’s teeny tiny leg!I laughed every time!😂🫶🏽
@@MySkinnydip 😆 Yes I remember Kintaro's teeny weeny legs. All the babies are so very adorable 🥰.
Mich erstaunt, das die Babys noch so unbeholfen laufen, fast wie Menschenbabys
So she's being an overprotective. Mom o k, she's making sure her child is taken care of how she feels he should be taken of.
Mjukuu is indeed very caring and protective. Thank you for watching!
I saw no tantrums. She is a good mum she only grabs his leg or arm to keep him close. They are so human-like but they are stronger and thats why they can live outside like this. The baby isnt so fragile that it needs the same type of attention as a human baby.
Spero che capirà mamma gorilla che bambino cresce😢 vuole giocare
Thank you for watching. Mjukuu is being overprotective because she loves her little one so much
NEM NO REINO ANIMAL A MÃE CONSEGUE DEITAR PARA DESCANSAR. COMO DIGO PARA MEU FILHO: A MÃE DEPOIS QUE PARI NÃO TEM MAIS SOSSEGO...
Mom I had enough I am.going throw a little.baby temperature tantrum 😂
Omg we can honestly do without all these people saying what the zoo should do… good Lord people !!!
Baby is healthy, mother is protective and kind. There has been fighting between the babies so both moms seem a bit hesitant to let them near each other. Mom is likely smarter and a better mother then most of the clowns screaming here for her to lose her child. Watching gorillas may not be for you. Think about how human mothers would behave if their two month old babies could crawl, climb bite and fight.
Esta mamá gorila es una Super Mamá
Beautiful mama and bebes 🎀🐾🙏😇🦋🎶🎼💫
Maybe Mjukuu is concerned that Gernot and Alika will want to play with the babies and her baby is still too small. Baby ‘Kuu is a delicate, slight baby. Also Mjukuu’s baby Tiny was killed by the silverback. I’m sure she has painful feelings about that incident. Baby ‘Kuu is KuuKuu with play energy in this video.
I can understand that, but there is no one around in this video, but another mother and baby( and a young gorilla) . It's just something just ain't right with this mother 😕 And how in the world did a Silverback back get that close to a baby to kill it by mistake? Most mothers have those babies stuck to them like glue?
@@delphine88313 The Silverback actually didn't "kill" Tiny. There was a scuffle and the Silverback was breaking it up. The 7 month old baby was on it's mother's back and was injured (broken arm) when, I assume, that the mother rolled on it. When they operated on the baby to repair the broken arm, they could not revive him after the operation. I don't know all the details, but they said there could possibly have been internal injuries that they weren't aware of. It was a very sad situation.
@charlesmccoy5857 Oh, I'm so sorry to hear that.Thanks for taking your time to explain what happened .
@@shawna6683 When I my friend showed me the actual article,after Mjukuu’s baby Tiny died,they gave the body back to Mjukuu so she could see the baby was gone. That might be why she’s cautious about Kuu. Tiny was a very cute baby!🥲
@@MySkinnydip Oh my gosh Tiny was cute! I’ve heard different things about the situation but not from the zoo. Poor Mjukuu.
I wonder why her baby is so skinny compared to the other one when she seems to take better care of her little one than Effie does
I am waiting for someone to name their baby girl gorilla Petal. You cannot find that name anywhere.
That is very cute and sweet😊
There’s a reason…
I wonder if he was being vocal because he was upset
I've watched this video twice. Mum isn't hurting her baby. She simply doesn't want her baby to move away from. I think mum is being gentle. At no time did l see her hurt him. Had she meant to hurt her baby, we'd know all about.!!! 😊
Oh mama, just let me go play😢
Mjukuu isn't really behaving any differently then other gorilla moms with babies little Kuu's age. Mokango's mom Tamidol very rarely puts him down. She's with Lomako's troop and has raised I believe 2 other gorillas if not 3 that are still with her...If anything I find Effie a bit nerveracking with her lack of affection and lax parenting style towards her baby a bit odd to be honest. I believe Mjukuu actually took over raising Effie's son bc she rejected him. I'm hoping that with time she'll pick up more from Mjukuu. Losing Tiny had to have been difficult for Mjukuu and Im sure that she is going to do whatever she can to prevent that from happening again.
He is overload Cute!! I want to pick him up and kiss that little gorilla face 😘 just precious. He looks like he's new. Anyone know when he was born?
Cuteness overload!❤️ This baby was born on 17 January. You can watch my other video about this troop:
ruclips.net/video/kYiJ1TwqhnY/видео.html
@@cute.gorillas thank you 😊
I know there is a silverback and two moms and two babies and then a couple other females. Does anyone know the names of the gorillas and if the babies or boys or girls and which baby is older??? I guess a description of who the gorilla family is.? I got 1) is effie a mom another mom whose name begins with a M---just wanted the ages of the babies who was older of the two babies ect., so I could follow the videos easier. I just found this youtube today. Thanks for the info. ahead of time Maybe the information below a video. I subbed if I can get that information please.
Thank you for watching and for your interest! Please watch my other video about this wonderful troop:
ruclips.net/video/kYiJ1TwqhnY/видео.html
Bambino stressato 😢
stressada sao o humanos ,, so um bebê com muita energia para gastar
Awww Babies
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چقدر شبیه آدمها هستند 😂😂😂😂😂
Hermosos gorilas bebes ❤❤❤❤❤son un encanto ❤❤❤❤❤
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Being a Mom is a hard job 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩💖💖💖💖
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9:23 aahhh
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Маманя с детьми на пляже😂🎉❤
Creo que la bebe prefiere asfixiarse antes de seguir soportando a su opresiva madre.
Gorila earing cubs
He’s trying to play and mama won’t let him get far! Oh, now he’s having a tantrum. 😊it was just a little one.
Yes, exactly😊 Thank you for watching!
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Ни минуты покоя...😂
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Why cant the 2 babies play together?
They are too little so their mothers are being super protective. Thank you for watching!
Poor bubba couldn't go play
And he clearly wasn't happy about it! Thank you for watching!
🦍NOPE!!
Tantrum not breakdown.
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ilov you baby ilov you Mama ❤❤
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Мамочка как трепетно любит очеровашек так хочется подержать их хороши
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Jednak pochodzimy od małp, też nie mamy sumienia😢😢😢
The adorable baby is learning and processing all the information of his daily life, but he especially wants to be free of the arm and leg pulls by his mother. He is learning what he can and can't do . He is learning how to be a gorilla and its fasinating to watch
Малыша конечно
🙈🌹🌹💋💋💜💜🥰🥰
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Этому малышу бы игрушек для развития
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Que inquieto bebé gorilla, sinónimo de que está sano👍🏻
He/she is ready for the world!😄
У них бывает что самец может убить!
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The zoo needs to work with this mother on social skills with this baby .The mother treats him like a TOY! I'm sure he will survive, but it's just hard to look at.Most gorilla moms are so hands-on and loving.Yes,they are protective of their little ones, but something ain't right here.
Have you seen any older videos of the gorilla Baghira with her many babies? The channel Eismeer has a lot of them. Baghira is so freaking rough with her babies and I can hardly watch. She also has some of the cutest babies ever.
@shawna6683 No! I'm new to these gorilla videos. I will check it out.Thanks 😊
@shawna6683 I che ked out the video.I can't understand it too well because of language, lol. After looking at a few of the video.I think the female is just tired of bearing children. She even looks different smaller.From what I counted, she has had about six or more children .I just read that one of the babies was killed by a Silverback ( I don't see a video on that yet).And she has another already, hmm. This explains her behavior, but I could be wrong, lol Thanks again
When animals are kept in captivity, it's up to the captors to insure their safety etc. When a mother animal is not taking proper care of her baby it's up to the captors to intervene. Stop this
"let nature take it's course crap" You the captor have interfered with nature already. Because of this there is a good chance that's why the mother & or baby aren't doing so good.
@SHAWNEESKYWALKER I totally agree, but you have naysayers on these videos that will attack you for saying this.
The baby looks under weight, she is mean to him, he has tried to get milk a few times but she is not letting him drink. She hands down not a good mother at all. I hope the zoo takes the baby and feeds him so he can gain weight. Stop grabbing his legs and arm mom might break it. Oh she is kind of LAZY
She’s a good mom. She feeds him. Some babies are just smaller I guess.🙋🏽🙂
She is not going to break his arms and legs. It is perfectly normal for a primate mother to hold her infant this way, especially as the infant is learning to walk and become more mobile. Other gorilla moms do it as well as chimpanzees, orangutans, and bonobos. Primate infants, while small, are born tougher and stronger than human babies. Humans need to stop projecting human emotions on these animals. She's not going to raise her young the way you see fit. She will raise it the way she sees fit as its mother...just as humans do with their own babies. This infant in this video is being fed and taken care of and is hitting its milestones.
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They always grab the babies limbs to pull them in but it's not harmful. They look fragile, these babies, but they aren't I assure you. They aren't humans, I'd never like to see a human baby in this type of living condition. The gorillas need less than humans. She seems like a good mum to me.
I agree. I never understand how all these commenters on these videos are experts when it comes to Great Apes just because they've watched videos on RUclips where the videographer controls the narrative and what they want to show you in their videos. It's crazy that humans think we know how a Great Ape should mother their infants. Humans have different mothering/parenting styles, and so do great apes. Just as human babies come in all different weights and heights, so do Great Apes. Just as human babies hit different milestones as individuals, so do Great Apes. We only see short videos of these animals, so we don't know how much she feeds her infant, how much affection, etc., in 24 hours. She may be doing it when it's not captured on camera. And I'm sure, just like human moms, she needs breaks. Humans don't have an infant latching on and/or grasping them 24 hours like Great Apes.
Some gorilla moms will hand over their infants to other females in their troop, such as older siblings, their mothers (if they are in the same troop), and other females they trust. It's the same with Chimpanzees, Orangutans, and Bonobos. There are some troops where almost all of the females will help raise the young and even some where the Silverback will also help. It also depends on how the infant's mother was raised when she was young. Some primates are hands-on, like human moms, while others are less so. It doesn't make them a "bad" mother. And I love it when they all compare gorilla mothers to Genki or Fredericka. They are fantastic gorilla mothers, should we really be comparing gorillas to each other? We don't like it when we, as humans, are compared with other humans. It's just silly!
OMG what the hell is she doing, poor baby was hurting, The title says she is going to break him down. Hard to watch. The zoo keepers have to see this or notice baby should weight more
Oh no! The title is not saying that she is going to break him down. It is saying "breakdown" because this cute little one is was throwing a tantrum after his mother did not allow him to leave her 😊 In fact, Mjukuu is a very loving and caring mother!
The infant is actually the right size of his age. Just as human babies have different weights so do primates. This infant is well taken care of. A gorilla mother has the right to raise her infant in the way that she sees fit just as humans do. If she doesn't want him wandering away for her then she has the right to stop him by grabbing onto his leg. Primate infants are a lot stronger and tougher than human babies. In no way was she being abusive to him. Just like a human baby he threw a tantrum when he couldn't get to do what he wanted. Human babies do that as well. People seriously need to stop projecting human qualities in these animals. They may share DNA with humans, but they don't share the same human emotions and thoughts since they are animals.
Que c'est laid
Muy mala actitud del zoo que se limita a mostrar "un video más" en lugar de hacer algo contra esa madre que lastima tanto a su hijo. Encima mataron a otro bebé????? INADMISIBLE!!! Habría que revisar la conducta de la madre y del zoo. Esto no se puede aceptar!!!!
I’m not aware of the zoo showing any videos🤷🏽♀️
No veo que ella lastime a su bebe es una conducta propia de las mamas girilas busca el vido de Freddy la gorila del zoologico de Cleveland que adopto a la niña Yameela porque nofue aceptada por su mama ella la coge y la ala por sus brazos y la sube al cuello no es maltrato es la forma de.comportamiento de ellas esta mama supervisa constantemente su bebito te aseguro el zoologico esta pendiente a cualquier comportamiento inadecuado ese angelito esta feliz explora se sonrie ellos son animales salvajes no seres humanos el trabajo del zoologico es excepcional decide un equipo integrado por doctores empleados cuidadores entrenadores y camaras vigilantes las 24 horas para reincorporar a Jameela y fuera aceptada por la tropa fuern meses de gran trabajo hasta que fue aceptada con ❤ y hoy disfruta de su familia y el mundo entero feliz con Gentaro el de Momotaro se lo quitaron desde recien nacido y lo amamantaro 10 meses con un biberón después lo reincorporaron el trabajo del zoologico es hermoso preservan especies en peligro de extinsion . @@MySkinnydip
Todas las madres de esa especie le hacen daño a sus crías y los matan en muchísimas ocasiones, no es nada extraño. Es algo innato en ellas y los zoológicos y santuarios de monos del mundo no hacen nada para remediarlo.
After a video recently of Effie and Mjuuku in a scuffle I feared for Effie’s baby getting thrown around and while Effie didn’t seem concerned about her baby Mjuuku shielded hers when the silverback came to sort them out / Effie does seem more intent on her babe this time at least😳💕🫶🏻
Horribles.