Bonobo | Size, Habitat, & Facts | Britannica

From birth, bonobo babies cling to their mothers for milk, warmth, and comfort. But when mothers are lost to poaching and the bushmeat trade, that bond is shattered. A bonobo needs to be with their mother for at least five to nine years and is the only great ape that will die from a lack of love. At Lola, surrogate mamas step in with love and care so the little ones have a chance to survive. ⭐ Bonobos are endangered wild animals, never pets. At Lola ya Bonobo, only trained professionals care for