Latin America & Caribbean
Monkey business in Havana
A 62-year-old Havana biologist spent the last year raising two baby chimps in her 5th floor Havana apartment. The chimps -brother and sister, Anuma and Ada -are now a year old and have become too much of a handful for their caregiver, Marta Llanes Torres, who soon return them to their parents at the zoo.
Zoo biologist, Marta Llanes Torres, 62, has been looking after two baby chimps in her Havana home since they born early last year.
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Ada and Anuma
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Zoo biologist, Marta Llanes Torres, 62, with newborn chimps Ada and Anuma.
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Ada and Anuma have been living with zoo biologist Marta Llanes Torres, 62, in her Havana home since they born a year ago. She is preparing to return them to the zoo.
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Ada and Anuma roam around the Havana apartment of Marta Llanes Torres, 62, where they have lived since birth last year.
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A 12-day-old male chimp, Anuma, being bottle in the Havana home of zoo biologist Marta Llanes Torres, 62.
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Ada and Anuma sleep in they own beds with their favorite stuffed animals.
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Ana and Anuma are literally attached to their caregiver, zoo biologist Marta Llanes Torres, 62, after living since birth in her Havana home.
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Marta Llanes Torres, 62, walking with own of the chimps she cares for.
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Zoo biologist Marta Llanes Torres, 62, returning from a rare trip to the shops with one of the chimps she takes care of at her Havana home. ano
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Zoo biologist Marta Llanes Torres, 62, with one of the chimps she has raised since birth at her Havana home.
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Brother and sister Anuma and Ada dressed in baby clothes at the home of Marta Llanes Torres, 62, who has raised them since birth. Ada turned one in March and Anuma is 11 months old. They share the same father, Phillip, but have different mothers, Isabel and Mimi.
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One of the chimps being raised by zoo biologist Marta Llanes Torres, 62, with she has raised since birth at her Havana home.
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One of the chimps being raised by zoo biologist Marta Llanes Torres, 62, with she has raised since birth at her Havana home.
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Havana zoo biologist Marta Llanes Torres, 62, has raised chimps Ada and Anuma at her home since they were born.
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One of the chimps being raised by zoo biologist Marta Llanes Torres, 62, at her Havana home plays with the house cat.
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Havana zoo biologist Marta Llanes Torres, 62, has raised chimps Ada and Anuma at her home since they were born.
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Havana zoo biologist Marta Llanes Torres, 62, has raised chimps Ada and Anuma at her home since they were 12 days old.
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Cuban biologist Marta Llanes, 62, to feeds with milk to Anuma one years old male chimpanzee (R) and Ada, a eleven months female chimpanzee, in her house in Havana, Cuba February 24, 2017. Enrique de la Osa
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Anuma one years old male chimpanzee (R) and Ada, a eleven months female chimpanzee play at the livingroom of the Cuban biologist Marta Llanes, 62, in Havana, Cuba February 24, 2017. Enrique de la Osa
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Cuban biologist Marta Llanes, 62, shows the first teeths of Anuma, a five months male chimpanzee, in her house in Havana, Cuba June 8, 2016. Enrique de la Osa
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Anuma five months male chimpanzee (R) and Ada, a three months female chimpanzee play at the bedroom of the house of Cuban biologist Marta Llanes, 62, in Havana, Cuba June 8, 2016. Enrique de la Osa
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Ada, six months female chimpanzee, is seen at the house of Cuban biologist Marta Llanes, 62, in Havana, Cuba september 30, 2016. Enrique de la Osa
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Anuma, an eigth months male chimpanzee, is helped by Cuban biologist Marta Llanes, 62, in her house in Havana, Cuba sept 8, 2016. Enrique de la Osa
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Anumá a los 11 días de nacido.
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Anuma, ten months male chimpanzee, is seen at the house of Cuban biologist Marta Llanes, 62, in Havana, Cuba November 22, 2016. Enrique de la Osa
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Anuma (R) a six months male chimpanzee plays with Ada a four months female chimpanzee inside the bedroom at the Cuban biologist Marta Llanes house in Havana, Cuba July 5, 2016. Enrique de la Osa
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Cuban biologist Marta Llanes, 62, carry to Anuma a one month male Chimpanzee in her house in Havana, Cuba February 8, 2016. Enrique de la Osa
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Ada, a four months female chimpanzee, looks at cat Lizzy at the house of Cuban biologist Marta Llanes, 62, in Havana, Cuba july 8, 2016. Enrique de la Osa
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Anuma, a six months male chimpanzee, plays under a bed at the house of Marta Llanes, a Cuban biologist in Havana, Cuba July 8, 2016. Enrique de la Osa
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Cuban biologist Marta Llanes, 62, carries to Anuma, a seven months male chimpanzee while prepares milk for him, inside the kitchen of her house in Havana, Cuba August 8, 2016. Enrique de la Osa
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Cuban biologist Marta Llanes, 62, talks with Anuma a seven days born male Chimpanzee in her house in Havana, Cuba January 15, 2016. Enrique de la Osa
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Cuban biologist Marta Llanes, 62, changes swaddling clothes to Ada, an eleven months female chimpanzee while Anuma, one years old male chimpanzee, play on the bed of the house of Marta in Havana, Cuba February 22, 2017. Enrique de la Osa
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Ada, an eleven months female chimpanzee and Anuma, one years old male chimpanzee, hug the legs of Cuban biologist Marta Llanes, 62, at the house of Marta in Havana, Cuba February 27, 2016. Enrique de la Osa
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Cuban biologist Marta Llanes, 62, (not pictured) adjusts a sox to Anuma, a one months male chimpanzee, in her house in Havana, Cuba February 8, 2016. Enrique de la Osa
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Cuban biologist Marta Llanes, 62, hugs and kisses to Anuma, a six months male chimpanzee, in her house in Havana, Cuba July 8, 2016. Enrique de la Osa
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