Same

Haha same here... now I've watched like 6 in a row

@@codyleslie478 same

Same

Same

yes and the guardians, just as it is in human families, don't recognize the importance of learning through playing

I remember school ...

@@vivvpprof we are made to make tools make stuff not go and hang onto tress

@@BeanOnTheFlipside i would like to be monke

@@LCFCGRANT1 you gpt into monky univers city now u get monky diploma

I just died laughing

I love her too. I wish she was in more clips. The clip of one of the babies not wanting to be on the ropes and crying - she was like a nervous mom... it was sweet...

Its just amazing that Borneo is tearing down forests 🌳 for palm Oil? And eradicating these majestic, and limited sweethearts?

What can I do to be like her?😅 I’m a freshman in college.

Yup. Shes been doing it for years

@@ami9486 start finding places that can let people do volunteer work and ask if you can volunteer and then work your way up to an actual worker. You might have to be a vet or something thatd be helpful but there definitely is more than what I say and all of it might not be fully right but yeah. Look up places like this

Not all learning, but a lot of it. Don't you remember exploring for yourself as a kid and learning through discovery?

@@brainmind4070 I said EARLIEST stages, some of these orangutans are only MONTHS old.

Maybe those were Sumatran orangutans. She said that the Bornean Orangutans.

My cousins and I did that as children in the countryside when we were caught in a storm, there was a particular tree with wide leaves that we would cut to cover our heads.

yeah they use tools and several ways and also make a new nest every night with sticks and leaves too

@Alejandro Sudiro They're DOING that, at Jungle Island Miami Florida! The resident orangs are selecting fav food items and "ordering" meals on ipad apps, it's so cool to see them at it. And the older ones don't take to it like the kids - how human is that haha.

@@forestghost7 wow that is new to me. Any video?

@@Toolgdskli Yes, a clip from 2012 (Jungle Island is closed for Covid now). Just search "orangutan jungle island Miami"

We are not designed to hang onto trees we are very smart we have to invent not hang on

@Pappy Van Winkle wtf are you going on about

@ Ignore him, he's just one of many psychopaths who get off fantasizing about hurting primates. I've seen him commenting on several videos.

@@pomponi0 ah okay, he is a proper freak.

Pappy Van Winkle how stupid are people now probably a Karen as well

@ Pleased to inform you that re these sadistic trolls: I forward their toxic comments to the targeted entities, and several have replied in thanks for making them aware. I am a contributing member of Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre, Sandakan, Sabah, Malayasia. This is an alternative to ignoring them and it's working.

😳😳😳rogue

Is that job open now? 🤔😄

@@dpmcnamee1799 🤣🤣

Monkeys and Apes are different.

because this isn't impressive enough for you??

@@albavadahi6974 i dont think you understand jokes🤣

@@Mohsong oh lol

Watch tv. There are tons of TV shows apparently produced by orangutans.

@@thrashingpanic that's a real attack on the orangutans mental prowess

David Shelp well, it failed lol. I think it was “unexpected” when the older one came & did it. They watch us all day long and most of what WE do isn’t relevant so they don’t really care but watching an older peer do it....that’s cool lol. I think the “experiment” proved that young orangutans are more like our kids than we realized.

I suppose the experiment proved they're not born with the instinct to use tools, but rather they're like us and are born with a powerful brain that can watch and learn when they're young, and can problem-solve on their own when old enough. To be honest I thought this had been widely accepted since like the 70's, and they were just replicating the experiment, not creating new knowledge

Pomponivs Archibald thats a good point!

@@pomponi0 If they learn from their parents then where did the parent learn from? Ok they learned from THEIR parent... But this poses.a. Question.... Who started this? The first orangutan just.knew?

@@sashypooh409 What these experiments show is that some skills are taught, but individuals can come up with creative solutions for new problems. I mean, the orangutan Chantek learned a few skills on his own.

We are intrested in making new and innovative things playing wont teach me coding

@@BeanOnTheFlipside , you learn through playing

@@krisb3939 yes let me perform surgery on this man with with my knife that i learbt to use while playing!

@@BeanOnTheFlipside , please read up on Psychology . Kids learn through play holding a knife that helps with dexterity and spatial development .

@@krisb3939 im a 9th grader.

Oh very punny

Tnx all

They aren't monkey's

@@PomptonII Duh 🤓

Orangutans aren't powerful like gorillas, nor do they live in large troops like Chimpanzees. They aren't supposed to feel comfortable on the ground. I suppose it's just an incentive to learn how to climb and stay up high.

Yes...its kind of even more adorable that they live in nests and make little chirping sounds.

Impossible, but they can evolve to a human like species but not true humans

Isn't that what "Planet of the Apes' was about?

@@Eadbhard I havent watched theat movie yet lol

This comment its so stupid.

@@BeanOnTheFlipside hardly, we are very similar to great apes like orangutans and learn the same way. Human kids learn through mimicry and watching others do something. That is how adults learn too. You learn math by a teacher showing you how, the same process is happening here.

@@SohiHien Wow reading this kinda made me realize our system of thought made our species kids into sheep and taught them the same thing . Now this comment feels sad :(

@@BeanOnTheFlipside LOL they are hardly sheep. We are built to learn by mimicry and example when young. Kids are still growing and maturing and need to be taught the basics. This is true of pretty much any animal that spends time being cared for by a parent. As we age we can take the knowledge base we were taught and apply it to new concepts. Hence why new things are constantly being invented and new science discovered.

@@SohiHien Im talking about school system. It takes a creative young mind makes it this maching that does math

Yeah, until about 4 or 5 years old.

"Smarter than most humans", eh? If you actually believe that, they are certainly smarter than you.

Whatever. Maybe they should hire an experienced orangutan to teach them, huh?

@@Eadbhard You must not have heard of how they do it in Indonesia, but an experienced orangutan is such a good idea if only people have not messed with these apes and their habitats. See additional info below.

@@Eadbhard Oops, forgot to say those better sanctuaries in Indonesia and not the ones using tourism to raise funds for their so-called rehabilitation program.

Then how'd the orangutans learn it to begin with?

@@bobanderson6656 An orangutan who first stumbled upon the idea.

​@@bobanderson6656 The same way humans learned everything we know. We didn't instinctually know how to do do complex math, build tools or create fire. We used our ability to problem solve to take the knowledge we had learned from our parents and community and apply it to something new to solve a new problem or fill a need. That is what a discovery is, once discovered it is then shared and taught to others until it spreads and gets taught to new generations as common knowledge. Plenty of other animals learn new techniques for something and pass it on to their communities making them have unique strategies when compared to groups in another part of their habitat. Many dolphin and whale pods learn unique hunting strategies that others of their kind in another part of the world don't know how to do. You try that experiment with a small human child and it likely won't know what to do either without being shown. We both learn through watching others and being taught.

Humans don't count for you?

Big funny man, are you made out of wood?

Facetious

I wish...

yeah, pandas are evolutionary failures and more money is being pumped into them than animals that actually have a will to live and are important to their ecosystems.

I'm sure they would be happy to oblige if you teach them how to bring the babies' parents back from the dead. Remember this isn't a daycare, it's an orphanage

@T_T Leader In my opinion, they shouldn't send the adults back into the wild either. They may not survive living up in the trees as they have walked too much on the floor! I say keep them safe for a lifetime and encourage breeding till they're no longer endangered

This is a place for orphaned babies to go. You are very ignorant

@The Lavian maybe cause I'm subbed and watch all videos, you didn't forget to eat ya fruitloops today

@The Lavian I'm allowed to have my opinion just like you are right but one thing I'm certain about is human first then the rest

@The Lavian get over it already lol

@The Lavian yeah ok then karen

Amen Tony, these fifthy things are treated better than humans thanks to all these sniveling worthless trust fund babies dumb enough to send the money

They r gorgeous

Yes they are.... until they grow up; then, they become ugly. Kinda like humans.

Which Coronavirus? Covid19 or Covid21?

Nope only 3 weeks later..! 😊