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Chimpanzee "Wounda" Hugs Her Carer During Liberation in The Congo || Moving || HD
- Published_at:2013-12-15
- Category:News & Politics
- Channel:POZAPAPO *HD*
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- description: With this video I try to help the organization of Jane Goodall to spread it and therefore to achieve their cause. All credits to : Fede Bogda (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCATOMtmf5O5oQmHYvkRrjlA?feature=watch ) URL of the original video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyTd98yTE5I -------------------------------------------------- ----------- Hug your Wounda chimpanzee caregiver for his release | | Emotional Farewell If is easy to tear, is worth more to prepare , handkerchief in hand, before watching this video . The Jane Goodall Institute, which since 1977 is dedicated to the research and conservation of primates in their natural habitats , has witnessed one of the most emotional moments in its history: the chimpanzee Wounda farewell with a long hug from the famous British primatologist , founder the institute that bears his name , before returning to the Congolese jungle , where he was rescued in poor conditions . Wounda was orphaned after poachers atrapasen his mother. Without her care , the survival of young is extremely dangerous in a hostile land threatened by human hand . Fortunately, the Jane Goodall Institute gave her, albeit in a critical condition at the edge of death. Now, recovered to Wounda touch him back to his natural habitat , freedom of the Congolese jungle, in a protected area by the Institute . The tender farewell gesture , coupled with some reticent behavior before finally saying goodbye to those who have come to give life, look like a grateful and distressed person at a time . Both Goodall, as the Galician veterinary Rebecca Atencio , continue for a while to Wounda to ensure optimal adaptation to their new home . Wounda is the 15th of 160 released chimpanzee rescued ( all orphans ) in the Chimpanzee Rehabilitation Center Tchimpounga (Congo ), directed by Atencio . She was rescued when he was a kid in the jungle of Congo by the Jane Goodall Institute The video released by the Jane Goodall Institute , dedicated to research and conservation of primates in their natural habitat, showing the emotional embrace the chimpanzee Wounda gives the founder of the institute that bears his name moments before being released in the jungles of congo . The chimpanzee was found in deplorable conditions , almost on the verge of death, by institute staff when it was just an orphaned calf. The primatologist Goodall explained that being a breeding their chances of surviving would have been very low , so it was lucky to have been found and recovered . Now Wounda returned to the jungle of the Congo , in a protected area by the same institute , being recorded images of their release and emotional farewell , accounting and labor management developed by the institute for the preservation of these animals. In Argentina initiatives Goodall Institute began in 2010 with the implementation of the Jane Goodall, Jane Goodall Chimpanzee Hug , Hug Chimpance . Hug Chimpance Caregiver , Animals, Endangered Animals , Chimpanzee Hugging Caregiver , Chimpanzee hugging her carer after being released from captivity, With a warm hug a female chimpanzee thanked her caretaker ... Emotional hug with a chimpanzee scientist who saved her. The most exciting embrace of a chimpanzee at his caretaker . Chimp takes leave of his saving and return to the jungle. The embrace between a chimpanzee and his caretaker . Wounda fulfills the dream of the Jane Goodall Galician . The emotional farewell Wounda . Wounda , the chimp back into the jungle. The emotional embrace of a chimpanzee with the woman who saved her. Emotional farewell between a chimpanzee and his saving . Emotional farewell from a chimpanzee and his caretaker . Emotional embrace of chimpanzee scientist who saved his life. Emotional embrace of a primate scientist who saved his life . the hug of the century. english subtitles. is freed "the story of wounda the chimpazee" Rescued Chimp Returns to Wild, But Not Before Giving Jane Goodall a Big Hug (VIDEO) special video from the Jane Goodall Institute team in the Republic of the Congo. In the video, Jane and her team bring a rehabilitated chimpanzee, Wounda, back into the wild. You'll see images of Wounda's condition before she came to the sanctuary and then get to watch her being moved back into the wild. The transformation is breathtaking. Upon arriving at the island, Wounda walks out of the transport crate, looks around, gives one of the caretakers a hug, and then gives Jane a long embrace. Jane's reaction is so kind and sincere. Wounda is so alive, so clearly happy to be back where she belongs. Jane speaks about how the island is a protected area, and it is her 80th birthday wish to see many other chimpanzees be released to the area. There will be many joyous days when more chimpanzees can experience the freedom that Wounda has found once again.
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