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Un refugio con 296 primates: el gorila amputado y cómo es la 'segunda vida' en Camerún

Published by National Geographic España · Spain 1 d ago

Viajamos al Santuario de Méfou para mostrarte desde adentro un lugar único en el mundo, donde se recuperan animales víctima de tráfico y caza ilegal, una problemática aún vigente.

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