By Deus Mjungu | Director of Chimpanzee Research, GSRC
On the morning of October 8, 2012, Gombe field assistants saw Tanga with a new baby. They tried to alert others researchers in the field who were closer to Tanga, but before any of them could get a good look at the newborn, Sparrow tried to take Tanga’s infant with help from Sheldon, Sparrow’s son. Tanga screamed and Faustino ran to help her, displaying in such a fashion that Sparrow and Sheldon scattered.
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By Deus Mjungu | Director of Chimpanzee Research, GSRC
By Dr. Deus Mjungu | GSRC Director of Chimpanzee Research
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