Haoko the silverback gorilla loves Momoko so much🌹｜UENO ZOO（0097）上野動物園ゴリラ скачать в хорошем качестве

Haoko the silverback gorilla loves Momoko so much🌹｜UENO ZOO（0097）上野動物園ゴリラ

Filmed: July 2022 This episode is Part 2 of the video I took on July 7. In this episode, you will see the troop spend time indoors. They are relaxed. Haoko is also getting calmer. At the end of the video, you will see Momoko comes close to Haoko. I'm sure Haoko was happy to see her face to face. ✨ My translation of the Zoo's post on Momoko's health condition can be found in the fixed comment section here 👉    • Juvenile gorilla investigates a trunk...   ✨ You can find recent updates from the zoo through my community tab here 👉    / karintogorillas   ✨ If you wish to send your opinions or requests to Ueno Zoo, you can submit them through this site 👉 https://4707f922.form.kintoneapp.com/... (Please use Google Translate to figure out how to fill the blanks. I'm sure the zoo will read English requests too.) About Western Lowland Gorilla Gorilla gorilla gorilla Habitat: The most widespread gorilla subspecies, and can be found across more than 700,000 km2 of central and West Africa. Lifespan: 35 yrs in the wild (up to 60 yrs in captivity) IUCN Red List : Critically Endangered It is the smallest of the four gorilla subspecies, which also include the Cross River gorillas, Grauer’s gorillas, and mountain gorillas. It has shorter black-brown hair, longer arms, and a more prominent ridge along their brow. The adult males called silverbacks have silvery-grey hair on their backs and thighs. Their heads are large and pointed, with a sagittal crest forming the back of the top head. Its population has been decreasing due to poaching and disease. The estimated population in 2013 was almost 362,000 individuals (IUCNredlist.org). Fewer than 150,000 western lowland gorillas remain in the wild (gorillas.org). HAOKO ♂ DOB: 1993/08/21 Find more about Haoko in my community post here!👇    / @zoosforconservation   MOMOKO ♀ DOB: 1983/06/03 (?) POB: Unknown (Spain / Africa?) • In 1987 she and Monta were transferred to Japan via Spain. • In March 1990 she and Monta were transferred to Chiba Zoo. • In July 1997 she was transferred to Ueno Zoo as a part of the BL program. • In July 2002 she and Momotaro came back to Chiba Zoo when Momotaro was 2 yrs old. • In Dec 2008 she and Momotaro were transferred to Ueno Zoo as a part of the BL program. Offspring: Momotaro*, Komomo, Momoka, Riki and Sumomo *Momotaro's father is Biju. He passed away in 1999 from suffocation. 🎥 Momoko with Momotaro at Ueno Zoo in 2001 https://www.tokyo-zoo.net/movie/zoo_t... 🎥 Momoko first time meeting Haoko at Ueno Zoo in 2008❤️ https://www.tokyo-zoo.net/movie/mov_b... KOMOMO ♀ DOB: 2009/11/14 POB: Ueno Zoo, Japan Sire: Haoko Dam: Momoko 🎥 Momoko gave birth to Komomo🎊 https://www.tokyo-zoo.net/movie/mov_b... MOMOKA ♀ DOB: 2013/04/24 POB: Ueno Zoo, Japan Sire: Haoko Dam: Momoko 🎥 Momoko gave birth to Momoka🎊 https://www.tokyo-zoo.net/movie/mov_b... RIKI ♂ DOB: 2017/10/09 POB: Ueno Zoo, Japan Sire: Haoko Dam: Momoko 🎥 Momoko gave birth to Riki at the outside enclosure.🎊 https://www.tokyo-zoo.net/movie/mov_b... BABY ♀ DOB: 2022/05/31 POB: Ueno Zoo, Japan Sire: Haoko Dam Momoko Hand-rearing 📷 Picture of Momoko with her newborn baby (2022/05/31） https://www.tokyo-zoo.net/topic/topic... 📷 Picture of the baby girl🎀 (2022/06/03) https://www.tokyo-zoo.net/topic/topic... (I have briefly translated into English in the comment section here👉    • Juvenile gorilla investigates a trunk...   ) TOTO ♀ DOB: 1978? POB: Cameroon Wild-born •1979 Toto was transferred to Nihondaira Zoo. •1999 She moved to Ueno Zoo. Toto is one of Haoko's mates. She has no offspring. She is likely to be infertile. 🎥 Baby Toto just arrived at Nihondaira Zoo in 1979🍼    • Видео   🎥 Toto and Rola eating ice at Ueno Zoo in 2003❤️ https://www.tokyo-zoo.net/movie/infor... Ownership of gorillas in Kanto region Ueno Zoo owns Haoko, Riki, Rola, Momoko's baby Chiba Zoo owns Momoko, Monta, Momotaro, Gentaro, Momoka NB: Komomo belongs to Taronga Zoo. Toto belongs to Nihondaira Zoo. Sounds 1. Nana's Refrain - Rand Aldo 2. Keep It Simple - The Flax 3. Savannah Safari 4. Coppelia: Waltz - Traditional #WildlifeConservation #ZoosForConservation #EndangeredSpecies