Momotaro has no appetite this day either.
He looks more painful than the day before (August 15).
Needless to say, I think the keepers are coping.
Details, I do not know.
We went indoors again this day in a light rain that normally would not open the indoor area.
I think I was able to see Gentaro's gentle appearance once again.
He seemed very worried about Momotaro from the beginning to the end. Thank you Gentaro!
From the video of August 16, 2021

[Notice]
The zoo's official Instagram reported on Momotaro's situation.
He had been on antibiotics to treat a wound on his jaw, but they had recently been changed and he seemed to be experiencing side effects.
He is now off the antibiotics and has started medication to stop the diarrhea.
He has been eating and drinking bananas, oranges, nutritional supplements, and oral rehydration solution since the morning of August 17.
It may take him a while to recover, but we are happy to know that he has started eating.

Videos of the Momotaro family, with a focus on the baby gorillas (kintaro) at the Kyoto City Zoo.

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The Momotaro family were all born and raised in Japan!
Momotaro (father) was born on October 18, 2000
He came to the Kyoto City Zoo in 2010.
Genki (mother) was born on June 24, 1986.
I was born in Kyoto and came back to Kyoto.
Gentaro (eldest son), born on December 21, 2011
Momotaro and Genki's first child
Kintaro (second son) born December 19, 2018
The baby gorilla who is an idol.

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