Rest in peace, Furt's Baby🌈　202209 

It reminded me of one of Hitlers concentration camps only for chimps! This place needs to be shut down and these animals sent to a real rescue

I thought this looked awful as well. They have no hair and looked malnourished bad. I felt bad for them 🥺😱

Over grooming ( hair loss. Bare spots) is common in captivity because they spend less time looking for food more time being social. If a baby dies in the wild we don’t raise an eyebrow it happens but in captivity why indeed.

@@BougieBlue No... this is mange. It happens when a lot of animals are kept in close quarters together and not cared for properly. It is easily manageable, I don't understand why it's not being treated. As for the baby, yes babies in the wild do die however, in captivity the likelihood is greatly reduced with proper monitoring of their health. And to die at over 12 weeks of age, in an area where there is no predators or other dangers, is very suspicious of neglect.

has anyone reported this to the authorities???

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@@GreatApesZoo This zoo needs to be investigated the chimps look very bad and sickly!

I was wondering about their dry skin and loss of hair.?? They don't look healthy why? What happened to the lil' baby?

The look so itchy

I agree it doesn't look like they have the room that they need to live right

Totally agree 💯💯

I've been watching gorillaz and chimpanzees story's For quite some time in these monkeys look very sick Hungry and you! Something aint right. If they was in my country USA they would have been charged

@@Lanijah2 lol..charged huh? You think that there are not chimps in the US that are abused and neglected? Lol

@@PrimateProductions Of course there is but this zoo I recording them on daily basis posting on utube .There something's wrg you can tell.

Zoos are prisons

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I agree and will no longer be watching anything this so does anymore. These chimps live in horrible conditions.

Agreed! I've never seen chimps that look this unhealthy. That baby should've been removed. I don't even know what else to say other then I'm sad and disgusted.💔

@@StoneInMySandal so what is your point? If it's a crappy zoo then it's a crappy zoo. Regardless

@@StoneInMySandal This particular zoo is known for inadequate care, which is readily apparent by the conditions of the enclosure, especially compared to enclosures in Japan like Higashiyama. People have completely valid reasons to question if the infant's death was related to the environment or poor keeper management. More importantly, the University of Kent study by Lowe & Newton-Fisher concerning infanticide observed a single wild chimpanzee family group that already had a higher rate of infanticide than other groups. Infanticide was considered rare , which is stated in the paper. The Kent study's group were also a wild group, this being a captive group, ethical questions about how human/keeper involvement in these scenarios are understandable as many conditions potentially contributing to the infant's death have been imposed by their captivity. Cheers, xx

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Poor baby can’t hold on to his mama almost hairless body ….these chimps look so sickly , lifeless zoo more like prison.

I was thinking the same thing , The males were the ones to notice she wasn’t taking are of her and they played holding her etc these chimps were better fathers than some human ones I’ve seen. Furt should have been fixed she doesn’t want nor can feed or take care of anymore babies. I don’t think we will know what happened to her but it surely wasn’t the males because they showed nothing but love and concern for her.

The baby NEVER should have been passed to adolescent age siblings at it’s age. The ZOO needed to intervene when they first noticed this.

They doing everything to save this baby but not zookeeper

They be better off in the wild

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How did she died?

Probably chimps killed it & zookeepers not bothered

Chimps learn by watching their mothers and others in its group in the wild. These chimps.are raised in captivity and.do not get to learn like in the wild where most females would have an offspring every 5 years. If she did not care for the infant she would have just walked away after it was born. I personally.do not like zoos when I was young they would be in smaller cages. Mind you they did change and give them more room but it is still not like the wild chimps in the wild have huge territories because of food sources trees will bare fruit or nuts at different times of the year and chimps will defend their territories to secure food sources. I understand that zoos are helping to keep species alive but they need more room.plus in the wild females once they hit sexual maturity will leave to keep from having a incestuous troop

@@stephenhearn4582 actually it's males that leave, i believe they have observed some group M females leaving and going into a new group, but it is rare. This is with most primate groups, the males will go off and join or create a new troop/group

She danglesthe baby a lot, but, as others have stated, Furt doesn't have enough hair. For the baby to cling to. It was at great risk of falling or being dropped.

Agreed! Pisses me off and they just let him die 🙄

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Not true. Ape fathers are ALWAYS involved in the rearing. Not so much with monkeys, but ape dads help the mother a lot. Other community members trusted by the parents can also take part in rearing the babies. Sons are often preferred by the fathers but they take care of daughters just as carefully.

Thank you, V. The other video I've seen of this baby had a lot of captioning. Many of the individuals were identified by name, along with their relationships to Furt, as the fact is that they are ALL related to her. All but one, an adult female, and she is the one and only that Furt would not trust with the baby. Not, apparently, for anything the other has actually done, but simply because she's not related. So this is a clan. Every single one of the chimps that were given babysitting duty was a close blood relative through the mother. And every one who accepted the job took it seriously, and took excellent care of her. It may not be "normal", but I can't see anything but good in this. I don't see any reason to believe that, as some have suggested, Furt didn't want the baby. Had this been the case, she could certainly have abandoned it or killed it. I think she was just tired. But the baby was never left alone. Never. Everyone, having had custody, then handed it back; never was she just left to then be retrieved by mom. I also don't see her (baby) looking malnourished. Maybe the thinning hair caused people to think that. But that condition appears to be endemic to these chimps, and in fact seems to extremely common in all of the chimps in captivity whose videos are being posted recently. I agree that something is wrong, I'm not trying to normalize this, I just don't think it's life-threatening, or a sign of something that is. Other than stress, maybe. And I don't see any reason to think this baby was abnormally stressed. In fact, one of the few good things that can be said about zoos is that survival itself - getting enough to eat, and avoiding being eaten in turn, or otherwise killed by other animals - is no longer a source of stress at all. For a baby, too young to feel the other stresses of captivity, this should be a clear win. So I just don't see what was so obviously a cry for intervention. I see a very healthy, normal baby, being very well cared for by its entire clan, and with no trouble feeding from its aged mom. My impressions are, of course, just as subjective, and just as limited by video editing, as anyone else's. But it takes time for a baby to waste away from malnutrition, or from illness, and there are highly visible signs - highly visible, not arguable, like whatever some have seen here but I have not - both in the baby's appearance, and in her behavior. They don't just give up from Day 1 without any struggle or complaint. They will fight for what they feel they need, and they will holler and cry and make a nuisance of themselves if they're being neglected or denied in any way. I don't see any of that, either. So, people, lay off. Yeah, it's a shitty enclosure, but it could be worse. They're well feed, they're not stressed or unhappy enough to be self-harming, or trying to murder each other. Whatever happened to this baby is tragic, but sometimes things just are that, and there really isn't anyone to blame. How about waiting for a cause of death and some connecting causal details before pointing fingers. Hmm?

Get a petition I will sign it I agree with u and as far as I no this isn't the first baby to die as I have heard there have been alot of babies pass away

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All of these monkeys look sick they’re skinny and lost of fur

@@ginettevillemaire4029I agree, they look awful. But they are apes 😊 monkeys have tails. I don’t understand why that mother kept passing that baby off to the others. That one younger one( don’t know his name) kept hitting and biting the poor little baby. I just don’t get why the keepers didn’t remove him. 😢😢

@@sherryfrische4391There was just one keeper for the gang.

Что это порода такая?! Почему они так ужасно выглядят?! Почти нет шерсти, страшные, они, как - будто в концлагере. Гориллам грозит вымирание в дикой природе, а этим тоже?! Лучше умереть на воле, чем влачить такое существование в таких условиях 😭

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@@GreatApesZoo stop! Just! Stop! You Are the worst!!!!

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フルトの赤ちゃんより安全だと思われるディルでさえミカンとディルを隔離して、モモコなど間違いない個体から同居させて、いまでも外に出る個体を選んで慎重に対応しています。 同じ動物、チンパンジーを飼育している動物園とは思えない対応です。 多摩と同じようなチンパンジーを思う心が会ったら、フルトの赤ちゃんは楽しく笑顔でフルトのお乳を飲んでいたでしょう。 それを思うとやるせないです。

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What happened Chris?? The baby looks very healthy and active here.

@@paulhall1239 watch videos of this baby, and this zoo in particular...this baby's mom was quite old at 42...at first she was very attentive and an excellent mother, but as time went on, she seemed to just give up...and would pass the baby off to whoever would take it... usually one of the rowdy young male troop members. If I had to take a guess at what happened, it's possible that the baby fell off of one of the metal structures on the indoor enclosure. Just my guess, though. There's also some serious inbreeding going on with this troop... according to the GAIN database, Eve, the adult daughter of Furt, was fathered by Furt's own father . This baby was possibly fathered by Furt's grandson, Haruki.

@@non_serviam yes possibly a fatal fall or accident causing an internal injury which it sadly died from. Its difficult to find out the truth rather that speculate. 20% of babies die in the first 6 months from accidents malnutrition or an infection. The baby certainly was not malnourished, that leaves accidents and an infection. We never saw the dead babies body so whether or not any brusing was visible one cannot say. IMHO. Sad loss.

​@@non_serviam the baby's eyes were very closely set

Well i admit, i was wrong about the probability of a male or young non- mothers Dropping the infant while they ‘ played and casually swung from the cage roof.bar to another.&&over and over again. BUT handing over your infant with one hand, To whoever’s closest Grasp by his arm or leg. Then putting him down on a high branch only to grab him by his wrist and usin

@@margaretnacey9137 this mom was very careless and negligent with her baby and showed no care or concern for it

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@k¡k¡ Star☆nova Thank you for answering. This is horrendous. These animals are a protected species. 😡

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What happened to the baby?

@@Girly92 Below is an automatic translation of the Asahiyama Zoo official news blog into English. A chimpanzee cub born on June 22nd died on September 27th. Before 10:00 a.m. on September 27, an individual in the herd held the cub in its hands and was hanging. Because the cub was motionless, the herd was housed in a bedroom and the parent and child were isolated, but the cub was visually confirmed dead. . In the recorded image, at around 9:44 in the morning, two young males of the herd that had been entrusted with their cubs by their mother, Hult, were taking care of them on the bed next to Hult. was gone. As of 19:00 on the 28th, an autopsy was not possible because Furt did not let go of the child, but as far as I can see from the image, the child was not lifted or hung, so the cause of death is tentatively diagnosed as death due to pressure etc. increase.

どうして亡くなったのですか？

@@Ri-nk2tl こちらです。 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lrXScG9D9Gc.html

No one has hair not really even the baby..I don't know why 🤔 I didn't see any grooming take place..

@@shelley4746 they are all sick & malnourished!

@@shelley4746 It looks like they may all have mange. Their skin is crusty and hair is falling out. These living conditions are truly horrible.

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The mother will not let go of her deceased baby in her arms. She loved her baby very much.

@@user-tm5uo1qs7i And are you an employee at this awful place?how do u know that?How did the 👶 die?

@@cherokeeheartct8633 I am not an employee of Asahiyama Zoo. Information has been officially released.

@@user-tm5uo1qs7i Where I cant find the cause of the baby's death

@@cherokeeheartct8633 itcwas stated that the baby died of traumatic head injuries. The zoo claims that they do not think it was from a fall but instead from rough play by its male sibling.

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I agree and will definitely no longer be watching this zoo's videos.

May I but in a moment try watching Gorilla World the Silverbacks and babies there families.i just love em. I call the Silverbacks Momotarou is a Silver backñ

@@BlkButtafly23 Thanks. Will do❣️

Yes, Mo's family is amazing...I watch mostly Gorilla families & Monkey World...as an empath, I have a hard time with chimps & how hard they can be on each other & the babies. It stresses me out too much. These chimps look awful & it's clear when the boys have the baby more than mom, there is a HUGE problem & the should have intervened immediately! Even the Gorillas in Japan (ie Mo, Genki & kids) live in pretty bad conditions, but their keepers do their very best. Grrr...this video has me SO upset. Every single Great Ape counts these days...🥺😡

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The mothers breast milk wasn't full was she producing milk? She is really old and i am surprised she gave birth to a healthy lil' girl. It was afterwards this baby died and yes this zoo should have seen it coming. Does anyone know these chimps and other monkeys are trapped and eaten by Africa ppl. The baby they just leave their to die. It does look like a concentration camp I mean look at the Champs that says it all

Those people do not give one cent worth about how those animals are doing.Babies dying left n right.All the babies born there that have died is on their ✋️.what a Shame

@@cherokeeheartct8633 Right they don't give ONE CENT for these Animals.. but WILL TAKE everybody's 2 $$'s from the visitors there & right here from these RU-vid vids we are all watching, watch again n again why don't we just keep supporting this treatment that we're complaining about

Totally agree!

Well said 💯💯

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All of the animals need to be removed they are ALL sick the fact most of them are bald is very bad........

@@jeannette9947 they’re bald from over grooming

Did the mom just not want the baby? Sorry, I didn’t follow since the beginning. Seems like the baby was in everyone’s arms but rarely nursed.

Not all Tama babies live happily ever after, Cherry killed two babies bc she was jealous of the mothers, and I think it's happened three times at Tama.

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What’s wrong with there fur?

@@meoshaarnold9497 could be a number of things. Mange, disease or worms/parasites, poor nutrition, over grooming out of boredom, stress.

@@StoneInMySandal thousands of zoos and sanctuaries have managed to figure out how to keep chimpanzees happy and healthy for many many years. This place is just a disgusting hell hole that these poor chimps to live out their one precious life in. There’s no excuse possible to have chimps in this state and any primate expert, or even regular person could see this infant needed to be removed from this troop. I can’t believe this place is up and running. They should be embarrassed at the condition of these animals, not happily showing them on RU-vid. Just showcasing how neglected their chimps are.

So true @Tarina. The same happened at Kyotocity zoo in Japan and the staff took over. This happened in 2011. Mom Genki is a beautiful caring, shielding mother but the baby boy was not getting enough milk from mom. Now he's a big healthy 11 yr. old living with his mom, dad and 3 yr. old baby brother. By the time baby brother was born mom made enough milk for him and he's thriving and is quite cute funny little fellow!

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You damn right !!!!!!!

Agreed 100%!!! These chimps look like they have mange! They are ripping their hair out from stress and are clearly malnourished … they just look awful…

They're missing most of their fur!

I am in awe of the way these chimps look. Their skin is so so dry and the mother has no hair to even keep her baby warm and secured. Something isn't right just looking at these chimps doesn't take a rocket scientist to know this. 🤨🥺🧐

Very sad. I see no love in the hearts of these chimps. Tama Chimps make me smile. These Chimps make me question why I'm watching!

My thoughts too the mom kept handing the baby over that there was telling enough plus all of them nearly all have alopecia stress I wonder maybe look at the food take bloods something ain't right wee soul couldn't keep warm as she had barely thick hair and poor mom had naen I hope they do some serious thinking to what has happened again and try to look at other zoo s maybe learn that it's not a matter of putting them all in a cage and feeding them the same stuff everyday and the honeywater to as I read that's not good anyway I hope things change and sterilise old moms. Wee miracle rip

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This is so very sad, and I am angry, because the zoo keepers did nothing to prevent it from happening! They have to do better with saving these species, and I was under the impression that what all zoos around the world were doing!!!!

Do you know what happened to her? 😥

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Over the past month I seen the neglect when a mother will not let the baby suckle it's zoo responsibility to take care of the health of the baby he's not in the wild he's in your care where he was I so glad I'm not in Japan right now I'm in the USA that probably end up in jail someone needs to be held responsible

​@@jeffmiles8413 it's their country, their way. besides it is nature. what do you think happens in the wild.

@@anitakristensen4679 so shouldn’t say a country they can do anything they want to Ascension being? That thing is, they’re not in nature we in a rapid, he didn’t have them and put them back in the wild they kept in the cage, a controlled environment therefore responsible

@@anitakristensen4679 not this!

Да...страшны!

What do you mean? It is more stressful for them to separate a mom and newborn from the rest of the troop

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What? They should have taken this baby and reared it. That is also not true that none of the others knew how to care for a baby. There have been other babies born to this troop. You sound silly talking about how they showed it love but yet were so careless and rough ...they saw this baby as an object and at best a toy.

Hair not fur

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Yeah they do there called jails and prisons and they even have people come in and take a "tours" so yea we keep humans like this as well

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💯per cent I Agree With You,That Poor Baby Was Passed Around Like S_ _ _ And No Other Wanted To Be Bother,I've Never Seem Such Cruelty😭Rip Little One 🐒 You Never Had Achance Here!

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違う動画で私も見たのですが、旭山動物園は自然社会を目指しているから、離す事はサラサラ考えて無いんだそうです。 沢山の人から苦言があるにも、改善する気は無いようです。 私も怒りしか無いです。 自然社会とは言え、しょせん動物園なので飼育係が動物の命を守らないと、出来ないなら、動物園は要らない、動物が可哀想でなりません。

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I agree with you I am never and I have been a fan of chimps my whole life and I have never seen chimpanzees look this way never never ever it's horrible they could have saved that baby's life

Yeah there's only one keeper for the whole zoo

The baldness is from over grooming each other. In the wild it’s done to bond. In bondage, they also do it out of stress. I asked another site about other bald chimps and that was their response.