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Meet rescued chimpanzee Mussa, orphaned because of poaching, flying business Class with anti-poaching pilot with @virunganationalpark & conservationist @anthonycaere, to the safety and care of @LwiroPrimates. For more information on their amazing work of Lwiro Primates go to lwiroprimates.org * ・・・ “But this little guy should be with his mum. Chimps and other Apes are no pets and they belong in the wild. Mussa is in good hands together with other chimps and will be introduced back in the wild in the near future.” Contact @lwirocrpl or @i7saso for more info if you want to help! * Do support @virunganationalpark rangers and crew too. * #Wildography #Conservation #greatapes #wildlifevideos#virunga #virunganationalpark #savevirunga #lwiroprimates #lwirocrpl #babychimp #nopets #everylifematters #lastchanceforanimals #wildlifewarrior #livetotellthestory #mussa #stoppoaching #wildlifecrime https://www.instagram.com/p/BxSTFb4g_DS/?igshid=1e4v5irbfm5gu

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#Repost @anthonycaere @thedodo ・・・ Great teamwork of @lwirocrpl and Virunga National Park to save this baby out of the hands of poachers. We flew baby Mussa to his new home at Lwiro Primates. This looks cute but is actually a sad story. He should be with his mum.. But happy we could give him a new good home! Thanks to the whole team! This is conservation! #virunga #virunganationalpark #savevirunga #stoppoaching #babychimp #chimp #chimpansee #lwiroprimates #conservation #flying #wildlifewarriors #congo #drc #rdc #thedodo #livetotellthestory @i7saso 📬@RodEubanks

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Yes we can! Female rangers : “The women displayed a certain toughness. A calm resilience I’m yet to understand,... https://t.co/wyuqOJl3Us

— Save Virunga (@SaveVirunga) December 19, 2017

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Enjoy this this brilliant #repost #RememberingGreatApes contributor, #wildographer @lifethroughalensphotography and remember to support @rememberingwildlife initiatives. ・・・ C O M P E T I N G • F O R • A T T E N T I O N 🦍 ____________________ André Bauma rescued Ndakasi when she was still an infant. Her mother had just been murdered, and without André, the other Virunga NP rangers, and veterinarians from Gorilla Doctors she would have died within days, if not hours. Ten years later, to her, André is both mother and father, and when one of the other mountain gorillas at Senkwekwe - there are three other orphans being cared for here - wants his attention, she can get a bit jealous. Although she now weighs over 70kgs, she loves being close to him, and climbs onto his back for a piggyback ride every chance she gets. “I’m getting too old for this,” an exhausted and sweaty André told me after half an hour of rough play with Ndakasi and Ndeze (who also wanted her share of André’s attention), his shirt torn. “But I will always be here. They are my children.” He’s a great man, André, and spending time with him was a real privilege. ⭐️ . . . . . #Wildography #wildographyandsafaris #bornfreefoundation #mountaingorillas #senkwekwe #virunga #drc #congo #primates #greatapeconservation #greatapes #lifethroughalens #africa #everydayextinction #marcuswestberg @virunganationalpark @savevirunga @gorilladoctors @gorillahighlands @everydayafrica #everydayafrica @gorilla_lovers #activeconservation @african_portraits @savinggorillas

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Challenging tradition these #women are part of #Virunga elite forces. Their mission protect #Park #Gorillas https://t.co/Gj3WPDFOv6 http://pic.twitter.com/boyLEeCMjr

— Save Virunga (@SaveVirunga) October 23, 2017