Chimpanzee Set To Be Freed Into Wild But Its Final Act Toward Rescuer Is Touching
Jul 16, 2020 by apost team
Animal lovers the world over love to watch humans and animals interact with each other. Whether the animal is a dog, cat, or chimpanzee, watching the two creatures share affection for one another is truly powerful.
In this video from 2013, primatologist Jane Goodall is seen saying goodbye to a chimpanzee named Wounda, who had been rescued and rehabilitated, before being set free back in the wild.
This is certainly true in the case of Jane Goodall and her beloved chimpanzees.
With millions of shares and even more views, this video with Jane Goodall and one emotional chimpanzee is incredible to watch.
The cameras are able to capture the touching moment that the chimp gives its final goodbyes before it is released back to the wild.
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The scientist Jane Goodall and a chimp named Wounda are the stars of the video. Having been an advocate for primates for several years, Jane is known for her work in animal rehabilitation.
She spent a significant portion of her life rehabilitating sick chimpanzees to prepare them for another chance at living in the wild. After working with chimpanzees for years, Goodall founded the Jane Goodall Institute located in the Congo.
This particular story begins with Wounda, a chimpanzee that arrived at the rescue center in Tcimpounga.
When she arrived, Wounda was ill and frail—far too weak in her current state to ever survive in the wild.
Wounda was relocated to the island of Tchindzoulou to aid in the recovery process.
On the island, the chimp received the care and treatment that saved her life.
After a considerable amount of time in rehabilitation, Wounda was able to regain her health and strength. When the time came for Wounda to finally leave, it was tough for both the chimp and Jane to say their goodbyes.
In the video, Jane thanks her coworkers for giving Wounda the life-saving care she needed.
As the video goes on, it is clear that Wounda feels deep affection for the people that rescued her. Embracing Jane, Wounda is clearly hesitant to say goodbye.
This story shows us the life-changing power of kindness, affection, and care. We hope that others are inspired by Jane Goodall's actions and the work of her coworkers.
Watch the video for yourself:
Had you heard of Jane Goodall before this video? Isn't it amazing how she gave her life to save the chimpanzees? Show this video to your animal-loving friends and family to cherish her work and pass along the love.