Kambera, a western lowland gorilla delivered the 26th gorilla born at Zoo Atlanta on Wednesday. According to Zoo Atlanta, the animal care and veterinary teams are closely monitoring the mother and female infant,

Western lowland gorilla Kambera, a resident of Zoo Atlanta, recently gave birth to a new baby gorilla. According to Zoo Atlanta, both Kambera and her infant are being closely monitored and the infant has not yet been seen nursing. The birth, which happened on Nov. 23, was the 26th gorilla born at Zoo Atlanta, according to officials.

A critically endangered species gained a new member on Wednesday at Zoo Atlanta. The female western lowland gorilla, who has not been named yet, was born to Kambera and Willie B. Jr., the zoo said. The infant has not yet been seen nursing,

Zoo Atlanta is celebrating the arrival of a western lowland gorilla, the 26th born at the zoo. Kambera, a 25-year-old gorilla, gave birth to her baby on Nov. 13. Both mother and infant are under close care as the baby adjusts to life outside the womb and works toward the important milestone of nursing on her own.