How Does A Chimp Thank Its Savior After Being Freed? With A Heart-Crushing Hug (3 Minutes In).

This is story of Wounda, one of the hundreds of chimpanzees that live at Jane Goodall’s rehabilitation center in the Republic of Congo.

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Adam Albright-Hanna

Feb 21, 2014

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