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Xico was rescued in October 2020, when the Ministry of the Environment received a call from the manager of a lodge at the Kwanza River. The manager reported that while she was driving through a nearby village, she saw some local children hitting an animal with sticks. She stopped her vehicle and opened the door, and a young chimpanzee climbed into her car. Xico was brought to the Maiombe National Park holding center.

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Kira is the storytelling and marketing assistant on the communications & partnerships team at the Jane Goodall Institute USA, where she supports the team in advancing public engagement with JGI's holistic programs. Kira graduated from Smith College in 2021, majoring in anthropology and minoring in art history, and during her time there she developed a deep interest in the field of anthrozoology. Her interests within this field are broad, and have led her to study elephant iconography in the U.S. and wildlife management in Tanzania. JGI's values and mission as well as the mindset of anthrozoology guide her work, exploring the interactions between humans and other animals in order to promote a healthier coexistence on this shared planet.

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