An infant western lowland gorilla has died at Zoo Atlanta. Zoo Atlanta said in a statement that it was saddened to share that the female infant born to Kambera on Nov. 13 died. The zoo had just announced the birth over the weekend.

A critically endangered gorilla born last week at Zoo Atlanta has died, zoo officials announced Monday.Officials said the female western lowland gorilla, who had not yet been named, was found dead Monday morning.

Congratulations are in order to Kambera, a western lowland gorilla at Zoo Atlanta, who welcomed a baby girl into the world on Wednesday.

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.

While the newborn gorilla has not been named yet, Zoo Atlanta officials said she's healthy and behaving normally.

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,

Kambera, a western lowland gorilla at Zoo Atlanta, delivered the 26th gorilla born at the zoo on Nov. 13. The infant, a female, appears healthy and is displaying positive signs such as a strong grip and normal vocalizations,