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Zoo Babies introduces various young animals from around the world, highlighting their unique stories and conservation efforts. The show features a baby chimpanzee at Taronga Zoo, a giraffe named Refu in Kenya, an adopted sloth bear cub in India, rare golden monkey twins in China, and an elephant family painting in Japan. It also covers the conservation of the crowned eagle in Argentina, the birth of a gorilla in Germany, and a panda in Japan. The program emphasizes the importance of conservation and the nurturing behaviors of these animals.

What is the name of the baby chimpanzee featured in the text?

How many chimpanzees are there at Taronga Zoo?

What is the principal diet of the chimps mentioned in the text?

What is the name of the giraffe mentioned in the text, and what does it mean?

What endangered species is Krishna, the bear cub, associated with?

What is unique about the birth of the twin golden monkeys?

What is the significance of the year of the monkey in relation to the golden monkeys?

What special event occurred with the elephants in Japan?

What endangered bird of prey is mentioned in the text?

What is the relationship between orangutans and humans in terms of genetic makeup?