案例简介：@ ronan_donovan的照片 @ davidquammen的文字来自最新一期的 @ natgeo的一篇文章，该文章聚焦了乌干达西部一个令人不安的主题，那里的人类和黑猩猩正在争夺资源。黑猩猩已经靠近一两年了，在整个Kyamajaka村四处觅食，寻找食物，从树上撕下香蕉，抓住芒果和木瓜以及其他诱惑它们的东西。他们从Semata房子附近的一棵树上吃了菠萝蜜。但是在2014年7月20日，可怕的磨难让位于恐怖-这种恐怖形式也袭击了其他乌干达家庭。那一天，一只大黑猩猩，可能是成年雄性，抓住了Semata家族的蹒跚学步的儿子Mujuni，并杀死了他。“当我挖掘时，一只黑猩猩来到了花园里，” Ntegeka Semata在2017年的一次采访中回忆道。那天，她的四个年幼的孩子和她在一起，因为她把母亲和艰苦的田野工作结合在一起，但她转过身去给他们拿些饮用水。黑猩猩看到了机会，抓住了她两岁的儿子的手，跑了。男孩的尖叫声吸引了其他村民，他们帮助母亲追逐。但是黑猩猩又粗糙又强壮，致命的伤害发生得很快。“它折断了手臂，伤了他的头部，打开了胃，取出了肾脏，” Semata说。然后，黑猩猩将孩子受虐的身体藏在草丛下，逃跑了。Mujuni被紧急送往附近城镇Muhororo的一家医疗中心，但那家小诊所无法治疗一名内脏的孩子，他在去地区医院的途中死亡。在本期杂志中了解更多关于这个具有挑战性的保护故事，@ ronan_donovan正在进行的帖子，并跟随保护非政府组织 @ bulindichimps，在实地努力实施解决方案。查看Nat Geo在bio中的链接，了解更多关于这个故事的信息。

案例简介：Photo by @ronan_donovan Text by @davidquammen, from an article in the current issue of @natgeo that spotlights a troubling theme across western Uganda, where humans and chimpanzees are in competition for resources. The chimps had been coming closer for a year or two, prowling all throughout Kyamajaka village, searching for food, ripping bananas from the trees, grabbing mangoes and papayas and whatever else tempted them. They had helped themselves to jackfruit from a tree near the Semata house. But on July 20, 2014, scary tribulations gave way to horror—a form of horror that has struck other Ugandan families as well. That was the day when a single big chimp, probably an adult male, snatched the Semata family’s toddler son, Mujuni, and killed him.“A chimpanzee came in the garden as I was digging,” Ntegeka Semata recalled during an interview in early 2017. Her four young children were with her that day, as she combined mothering with hard fieldwork, but she turned her back to get them some drinking water. The chimp saw his chance, grabbed her two-year-old son by the hand, and ran.The boy’s screaming brought other villagers, who helped the mother give chase. But the chimp was rough and strong, and the fatal damage occurred fast. “It broke off the arm, hurt him on the head, and opened the stomach and removed the kidneys,” Semata said. Then, stashing the child’s battered body under some grass, the chimp fled. Mujuni was rushed to a health center in a nearby town, Muhororo, but that little clinic couldn’t treat an eviscerated child, and he died en route to a regional hospital.Learn more about this challenging conservation story in the current issue, ongoing posts by @ronan_donovan, and by following the conservation NGO @bulindichimps, working on the ground to implement solutions. Check out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

国家地理 - Photo by @ronan_donovan Text by @davidquammen, from an article in the current issue of @natgeo that spotlights a troubli

案例简介：@ ronan_donovan的照片 @ davidquammen的文字来自最新一期的 @ natgeo的一篇文章，该文章聚焦了乌干达西部一个令人不安的主题，那里的人类和黑猩猩正在争夺资源。黑猩猩已经靠近一两年了，在整个Kyamajaka村四处觅食，寻找食物，从树上撕下香蕉，抓住芒果和木瓜以及其他诱惑它们的东西。他们从Semata房子附近的一棵树上吃了菠萝蜜。但是在2014年7月20日，可怕的磨难让位于恐怖-这种恐怖形式也袭击了其他乌干达家庭。那一天，一只大黑猩猩，可能是成年雄性，抓住了Semata家族的蹒跚学步的儿子Mujuni，并杀死了他。“当我挖掘时，一只黑猩猩来到了花园里，” Ntegeka Semata在2017年的一次采访中回忆道。那天，她的四个年幼的孩子和她在一起，因为她把母亲和艰苦的田野工作结合在一起，但她转过身去给他们拿些饮用水。黑猩猩看到了机会，抓住了她两岁的儿子的手，跑了。男孩的尖叫声吸引了其他村民，他们帮助母亲追逐。但是黑猩猩又粗糙又强壮，致命的伤害发生得很快。“它折断了手臂，伤了他的头部，打开了胃，取出了肾脏，” Semata说。然后，黑猩猩将孩子受虐的身体藏在草丛下，逃跑了。Mujuni被紧急送往附近城镇Muhororo的一家医疗中心，但那家小诊所无法治疗一名内脏的孩子，他在去地区医院的途中死亡。在本期杂志中了解更多关于这个具有挑战性的保护故事，@ ronan_donovan正在进行的帖子，并跟随保护非政府组织 @ bulindichimps，在实地努力实施解决方案。查看Nat Geo在bio中的链接，了解更多关于这个故事的信息。

国家地理 - Photo by @ronan_donovan Text by @davidquammen, from an article in the current issue of @natgeo that spotlights a troubli

案例简介：Photo by @ronan_donovan Text by @davidquammen, from an article in the current issue of @natgeo that spotlights a troubling theme across western Uganda, where humans and chimpanzees are in competition for resources. The chimps had been coming closer for a year or two, prowling all throughout Kyamajaka village, searching for food, ripping bananas from the trees, grabbing mangoes and papayas and whatever else tempted them. They had helped themselves to jackfruit from a tree near the Semata house. But on July 20, 2014, scary tribulations gave way to horror—a form of horror that has struck other Ugandan families as well. That was the day when a single big chimp, probably an adult male, snatched the Semata family’s toddler son, Mujuni, and killed him.“A chimpanzee came in the garden as I was digging,” Ntegeka Semata recalled during an interview in early 2017. Her four young children were with her that day, as she combined mothering with hard fieldwork, but she turned her back to get them some drinking water. The chimp saw his chance, grabbed her two-year-old son by the hand, and ran.The boy’s screaming brought other villagers, who helped the mother give chase. But the chimp was rough and strong, and the fatal damage occurred fast. “It broke off the arm, hurt him on the head, and opened the stomach and removed the kidneys,” Semata said. Then, stashing the child’s battered body under some grass, the chimp fled. Mujuni was rushed to a health center in a nearby town, Muhororo, but that little clinic couldn’t treat an eviscerated child, and he died en route to a regional hospital.Learn more about this challenging conservation story in the current issue, ongoing posts by @ronan_donovan, and by following the conservation NGO @bulindichimps, working on the ground to implement solutions. Check out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

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国家地理 - Photo by @ronan_donovan Text by @davidquammen, from an article in the current issue of @natgeo that spotlights a troubli

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