Animals
Baby Gorilla Born After Rare Cesarean Section At Bristol Zoo [VIDEO]
A baby Western lowland gorilla was recently born at a U.K. Zoo after an emergency C-section performed by University of Bristol Professor David Cahill. The infant and its mother are receiving 24-hour care and are recovering well.
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