The Los Angeles Zoo has welcomed its first female baby gorilla in over 20 years.

It's a girl!

The Los Angeles Zoo shared on Instagram that the gorilla born in mid-January is a female. This marks the first baby gorilla born at the zoo in more than two decades, though the little one is still unnamed.

Her mother, N’djia, a 25-year-old western lowland gorilla, is in good health.

"This remarkable birth is a significant milestone for the conservation of western lowland gorillas," said Denise Verret, CEO and Zoo Director of the Los Angeles Zoo, in a press release. "For the first time in over 20 years, Angelenos will have a rare chance to see this baby gorilla grow up at the LA Zoo."

Since giving birth, N’djia has returned to her favorite sunny spot to rest and nurse. Over time, the baby has gradually joined the rest of the troop, including Kelly, a 32-year-old silverback male gorilla and the father.

The baby gorilla isn't yet strong enough to cling to her mother’s back, so N’djia has been carrying her close to her chest.

"I want to express my gratitude to our devoted animal care and health teams who have been tirelessly monitoring N’djia and her baby's progress," said Verret.

As the two gorillas continue to bond, visitors are kindly asked to lower their voices and refrain from making any loud noises or exclamations.