Chimpanzee hugs primatologist Jane Goodall after being rescued. Old video goes viral

A chimpanzee embraced primatologist Jane Goodall after being rescued. The old video has gone viral again.

An old video of a chimpanzee embracing primatologist Jane Goodall after she rescued him has gone viral again after it was shared on Twitter by Sudha Ramen of the Indian Forest Services. The video was first posted online in 2014 and has now gone viral again with over 5,000 views so far. Love has no limits. Watch the unconditional love of this chimpanzee to the people who rescued and helped her get back to the woods. Before she leaves, she beautifully expresses her gratitude to the team and Dr Jane Goodall.Today is #WorldChimpanzeeDay pic.twitter.com/FhC5ir3la9 Pure unadulterated love Wow. Have not seen something so heartwarming in the recent past. Thanks for sharing. Love it Jane Goodall and her team, as seen in the short clip, opened a cage in the jungle as the chimpanzee walked out after being rescued. One of the team members hugged the chimp but before leaving, he walked towards Jane and embraced her in what called for a rather emotional moment for the primatologist.