Eżattament meta l-pajjiż ħaseb li ra l-aħħar baby boomers għal xi żmien, il-ħames twelid tal-gorilla seħħ fl-Uganda meta twieldet gorilla tat-trabi tal-muntanji din il-ġimgħa f'Buhoma li tinsab fis-settur tat-tramuntana ta ' Bwindi Impenetrable Forest Park Nazzjonali fin-Nofsinhar tal-Uganda.

Il-familja tal-gorilla tar-Rushegura laqgħet lit-tarbija li bouncing imwielda minn mara adulta Ruterana. It-twelid jieħu l-talja ta 'twelid ġodda fil-foresti sa 5 fl-ispazju ta' 6 ġimgħat. Din hija t-tielet nisel ta 'Ruterana.

Ruterana twieled fl-1 ta 'Jannar, 2002 - l-istess sena li l-grupp Rushegura nfetaħ għall-viżitaturi wara li nfirdu mill-Habinyanja sentejn qabel. Il-grupp splinter kien immexxi minn Mwirima, id-dahar tal-fidda b'aġilità. Determinat li jibda l-familja tiegħu stess, Mwirima kiber minn familja ta 'tmien lealisti inizjalment għal tmintax b'saħħithom.

"Huma verament ħadu vantaġġ mill-lockdown," qal kollega meta sema 'l-aħbar.

Ix-xadini u l-parkijiet tal-primati jibqgħu magħluqa għall-pubbliku hekk kif l-Uganda Wildlife Authority taħdem biex tistabbilixxi Proċeduri Operattivi Standard għall-viżitaturi minħabba l-pandemija COVID-19. Jidher li l-illokkjar huwa pjuttost favorevoli għalih twelid ta 'gorilla fl-Uganda.

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Just when the country thought it had seen the last of the baby boomers for a while, a fifth gorilla birth in Uganda took place when a baby mountain gorilla was born this week in Buhoma located in the northern sector of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park in Southwestern Uganda.
Apes and primate parks remain closed to the public as the Uganda Wildlife Authority works to put in place Standard Operational Procedures for visitors due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The birth takes the tally of new births in the forest to 5 within the space of 6 weeks.