樹懶懷孕近一年幸福產子 寶寶動作也超慢 ｜ #新唐人電視台

Ten and twenty-one years later, the zoo welcomes the first cute orchid baby in the U.S. The second-fingered orchid, Wilbur, has finally been upgraded to a mother. She is 21 years old and still carries a baby in her arms. She still doesn't change her old habit of moving slowly. Facing the super delicious apple, she has been waiting for a long time to chew it. The baby was born on January 23, and is now hiding in her mother's long hair. It's pretty amazing to see that birth, especially when we've been waiting on that. These guys have about an 11-and-a-half-month gestation. Orchids from tropical rainforests in Central and South America move four meters per minute on trees, and two to three meters per minute on the ground. It's not easy to raise them by hand. This little orchid is the first baby born in the 21st century in the Florida Zoological Park Zoo. And the last one is her mother, Wilbur. We work with other zoos, and we try to make sure that the baby is healthy. We work with other zoos, there's a studbook keeper, a species survival plan coordinator, so that we can find the best genetic matches.