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Monkey See, Monkey Who? St. Louis Zoo Reveals Gender Of Endangered Baby Chimp – The Wilmington Journal

  • Nov 6, 2020
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ST. LOUIS-A Missouri zoo is celebrating the arrival of a newborn female chimpanzee. Nineteen-year-old chimpanzee Utamu gave birth to a yet-to-be-named daughter at the Jungle of the Apes in the St. Louis Zoo on Oct. [...]

Source: The Wilmington Journal

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