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Greystoke
13 September 2011
There are lots of little Chimpanzees climbing around the Mahale forest at present. With Vera's new baby the count is now up to 12. All the youngsters are doing well including Cristina's baby boy who was looking sick just 2 months ago. Keep up the good work, mums!
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