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(Created page with "{{Infobox |sex = Female |birth_year = 2020 |death_year = 2020 |age = 3 weeks |mother = {{#genealogy:parent|Nora}} |siblings = {{#genealogy:siblings|exclude_self=yes}} |children = {{#genealogy:children}} |current_troop = Nora's troop }} '''Nora's unnamed 2020 baby''' was born into Nora's troop. Like most of Nora's children, she was frequently denied milk as a newborn. Unfortunately, Nora was very firm about this denial, and the baby simply did not receive enou...") |
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'''Nora's | '''Nora's 2020 baby''' was an unnamed baby born into [[Nora's troop]]. Like most of [[Nora]]'s children, she was frequently denied milk as a newborn. Unfortunately, Nora was very firm about this denial, and the baby simply did not receive enough nutrition to survive. At one point, a local feeder saw the baby lose her grip on Nora at the top of a hill and roll down to the road. | ||
After a few weeks, the baby was allowed to nurse, but this may have come too late. She grew weaker over the next few weeks, and eventually was not seen again. | After a few weeks, the baby was allowed to nurse, but this may have come too late. She grew weaker over the next few weeks, and eventually was not seen again. | ||
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[[Category: Monkey]] | [[Category: Monkey]] | ||
[[Category: Nora's troop]] | [[Category: Nora's troop]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:08, 31 December 2022
Nora's 2020 baby was an unnamed baby born into Nora's troop. Like most of Nora's children, she was frequently denied milk as a newborn. Unfortunately, Nora was very firm about this denial, and the baby simply did not receive enough nutrition to survive. At one point, a local feeder saw the baby lose her grip on Nora at the top of a hill and roll down to the road.
After a few weeks, the baby was allowed to nurse, but this may have come too late. She grew weaker over the next few weeks, and eventually was not seen again.