Injured Gorilla ANNIE got her Confidence back | After Co-Habit Training | Update on ANNIE
Mar 29, 2026•Channel
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Published3 months ago
Duration8:05
Video IDbrNyvNrEFdM
Languageen
CategoryPets & Animals
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeRegular Video
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Views5.6K
Likes431
Comments166
Engagement Rate10.59%
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Comments per 1K views29.45
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Description
March 28, 2026, at Ueno Zoo. Sunny.
Annie has a good appetite and seems in good spirits.
However, she occasionally flinches suddenly and looks over her shoulder (07:46), suggesting that she still hasn’t fully shaken off the anxiety from the cohabitation training.
Nevertheless, Annie’s belly is growing, and her expression is becoming more confident, so I hope she continues to recover slowly.
Timestamps
00:00 Annie’s mealtime
02:33 Annie staring intently
04:35 Annie’s belly, which has become noticeably rounder
06:18 Annie’s post-meal walk
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Gentaro: ♂ Date of birth: December 21, 2011
Annie: ♀ Date of birth: June 2, 2013
Residence: Ueno Zoo, Tokyo, Japan
🔳the Haoko's Group consists of :
HAOKO (Male) : Date of birth: 21-Aug-1993
MERRY (Momoko) (Female): Date of birth: During 1984 Born in the wild
TOTO (Female) : Date of birth: During 1978 Born in the wild
KOMOMO (Female) : Date of birth: 14-Nov-2009
MOMOKA (Female) : Date of birth: 24-Apr-2013 -moved to Chiba Zoo-
RIKI (Male) : Date of birth: 09-Oct-2017
SUMOMO (Female) : Date of birth: 31-May-2022
the Shabani Group consists of
Shabani: Male Born October 20, 1996
Nene: Female Born in 1972 (estimated)
Ai: Female Born February 27, 2003
Kiyomasa: Male Born November 1, 2012
Annie: Female Born June 2, 2013 (moved to Ueno zoo)
Shabani was born in the Appenheul Primate Park, Netherlands.
Nene was born wild in Cameroon.
The other three were born in the Higashiyama Zoo in Japan.
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Higashiyama Zoo, Nagoya, Japan
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