【高崎山のニホンザル】我が子の亡骸を抱き続ける母、マザコンのボスザル…母と子の絆を追う！【どうぶつ奇想天外／WAKUWAKU】

*There was an error in the introduction of the location of Takasakiyama Natural Zoo during the video. The correct location is "Oita City, Oita Prefecture," and we will make this correction in the description. Takasakiyama Natural Zoo is located in Oita Prefecture. Approximately 2,000 Japanese macaques live here. June is birthing season for Japanese macaques. This is the time when macaques stop breastfeeding their existing babies in favor of the new ones. Baby macaques who still want more breastfeeding try every trick in the book to get their mother to breastfeed them, but their attempts are always rejected. Please take a look at the adorable yet endearing sight of the babies still greedily reaching for the breast. In June, you can see babies everywhere. Japanese macaques grow quickly, and begin walking training just one week after birth. While some babies grow normally like this, some are born prematurely. While veteran mothers may have no idea how to handle things, first-time mothers often have no idea how to handle things. Our reporting team followed this mother and her baby closely. The baby was four days old, no longer nursing and growing weaker with each passing day. The baby still didn't move. The mother cradled the cold body, carefully holding it. "This baby is not dead yet!" You could almost hear the mother's cries. This episode is narrated by Takayuki Hasumi. This is a remake of the episode originally aired on "Animals Amazing!" in July 1994. #BeppuCity, OitaPrefecture #TakasakiyamaNaturalZoo #JapaneseMacaque #BabyJapaneseMacaque #BabyJapaneseMacaqueWalkingTraining #LipSmack #PrematureJapaneseMacaque #DeathOfABabyJapaneseMacaque #JapaneseMacaqueFamilyRegistry #MotherWhoWon'tBreastfeed #JapaneseMacaqueBirthingSeason #TakayukiHasumi ■AmazingAnimals/WAKUWAKU TBS Television's pursuit of the wonders, fun, surprises, inspiration, and preciousness of life of all the animals living on Earth is brought back to life! We've re-edited video clips from "AmazingAnimals!" (1993-2009), "Wakuwaku Animal Land" (1983-1992), and other special programs that have been enjoyed by families of all ages, and are now available on our official YouTube channel. Twitter:   / animalwaku_tbs   Instagram:   / animalwaku_tbs