Baby Chimpazee at the North Carolina Zoo
Early this month, North Carolina Zoo staff made the tough decision to take their new baby chimp in for hand-rearing after it became clear that the baby's first-time mother could not adequately care for her. The baby is healthy and eating well and weighs 3 lbs. 14 oz. She is cared for by staff 24 hours a day and is carried by them most of the time except for brief periods in an incubator. The goal is to get the infant back into the chimpanzee group as soon as possible. She is shown to the chimpanzee group each day for visual socialization. Video by Rod Hackney and copyright North Carolina Zoo. See more at http://www.ZooBorns.com

▶︎
A Chimpanzee Born at BIOPARC Valencia From A Critically Endangered Subspecies

▶︎
Save the Chimps - Baby Chimp, Mel, Finds A Family

▶︎
Meeting the newborn chimpanzee at the North Carolina Zoo

▶︎
Share the Care of a Baby Chimpanzee

▶︎
Baby Gorilla Reunited With Family

▶︎
Baby Chimp Finds New Home in Tampa

▶︎
Maisie Message: Chimpanzees do not make good pets

▶︎
Poppy The Baby Chimp Has A Huge Smile | BBC Earth

▶︎
Baby Chimpanzee Saved by Veterinarian Team

▶︎
Meet Ngamba's pampered baby chimpanzee

▶︎
Exciting reunion with his mother for the chimpanzee born at BIOPARC Valencia

▶︎
Rescued Baby Chimp Meets Other Babies for the First Time

▶︎
Chimp Little Joey's RESCUE

▶︎
Maryland Zoo welcomes baby chimp Massie

▶︎
New baby baboons at the North Carolina Zoo

▶︎
Orphaned Baby Chimps Find Refuge

▶︎
Baby Chimp Born at Maryland Zoo Finds Home at Lowry Park Zoo

▶︎
Playtime at Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue & Protection

▶︎
Mambou's Story

▶︎
