Yeah that happens

Hello Marc, I love primates. My favorites are the gorillas. I never thought much on the orangutans, always thought they had way to much hair. But seeing them small and watching them grow has melted my heart. Orangutans seem to wear their emotions on their sleeves. They squeal when scared, they walk hugging each other for security, they do these goofy things and had me laughing so much yesterday as I binged on Orangutan School Videos. You gotta watch the Orangutan School series. At the orangutan school you will see so much of so much, its great; additionally, you will meet a male & female that become friends and they become separated ( so so sad see it) then they think the female who is very young is pregnant ( she & boyfriend were always necking at school behind the trees 🤣), but the last series I just saw yesterday they were going to take her to get tested for PG. So I'm waiting on that video, I don't know the outcome. Just so you know. You can be a strong construction worker, but what makes you a great man is your beautiful heart. Take care... And watch the Orangutan school.

@@SweeTeaNLemon I do watch the jungle school and orangs are my absolute favorite animal...i love their eyes

@@SweeTeaNLemon Gorillas are my favorite animal after Humans, but everytime I see an Orangutan baby they become my favorite for the time being 😂

orangutans baby and baby apes are preety much the same 1 of our dna is orangutan

For sure.

Isn’t this the same place they film at?

@@LogicbyDesign no, the orangutan jungle school takes place in Borneo and Sumatra. I imagine the chimps and gorillas schools likely happen in Africa. Wherever that particular primates' natural habitat is will provide the best training ground to return to the wild.

@@freidaelliott8769 ahh ok I thought they were in the same location my mistake

Yes that was the first school I watched of the Orangutan,

Mel Flo I do too

And fuck the poachers

What? Did you know that the only reason these people have these monkeys is because they killed the mother and most of the troop to get it. Then, they mistreat it and exploit them on KZfaq for money. All of the videos of my monkey is private. Ki think I may have put one up on youtube.

@@broctheil4744 Yes, I know, but they are at the school because the mother and troop members were killed in order to get to the baby so it can be sold into the illegal pet trade.

@@98shon98 The "people" in these videos are NOT the people responsible for turning these young primates into orphans. Poachers are to blame!!! Poachers sell the young to anyone willing to pay. These people rescue the orphaned from those individuals that are usually extremely incapable of caring for them. Nor are these particular orphans being exploited!!! Successful preservation isn't cheap. KZfaq has been a great platform for raising awareness for activism. Frankly..I'm a little surprised that you could end up with such a distorted view of what's actually happening in these type of videos. I think you could probably benefit from paying less attention to the overly righteous comment section and more to the actual videos. Furthermore, it seems kind of hypocritical to me that if you truly believed these young apes are being exploited for the sake of views, that you would take the time to watch and comment in the first place. Nevertheless..we should all continue watching and commenting as its ultimately a good thing to become more aware and educated. But you should take more time to realise who the "bad people" are and who is actually trying to help.

si con mucha amor 🥰

Ant the Gord hahaha 😂 !! Omg right ? It’s awesome !!! It’s been shown that cats laugh ( dogs as well) .., although they don’t exhibit the same gestures , but that cats have. Sense of humor ., though ppl attribute that to being extremely dry , but haha ,’I just know my cat probably has laughed at or judged me a few times 😂. I’ve always said, that animals are capable of experiencing the full range of emotions , just as we are capable in our own ways , despite it being different and more complex in certain aspects ,, but that obviously they feel and sense emotion and exhibit that within their mannerisms & behavioral gestures etc. where just bc they may not sense or express the full range of emotions exactly as we do , Doesn’t exclude them from being able to feel .. so many people are oblivious and really missing out , when they assume animals or certain living beings aren’t capable kg having feelings or feeling pain or suffering .,, many of those very people seem to have never opened their eyes or hearts .. to see the obvious ! For anyone to think humans are the only Ones able to exhibit such abilities is just evident of their unintelligent and inability to perceive and read cues and signals and gestures in / or their inability to have empathy for other living beings is just disturbing and ridiculous .,, idk if many among the scientific community have just perpetuated that ideology just to enact their cruelty among research and studies , so that people would form a detached perspective and separate themselves from being capable to address the obvious truth , seeing that so many animal studies and research and testing is barbaric and cruel , bc imo, for anyone to be so oblivious and to truly not see it upon just observing them at all.., for like 1-5 min. To see that omg , not only are they capable of feeling pain and suffering ( as evident upon their behavior kn response to the abuse and torture enacted on them ) they’re ( especially among most social mammals ) so very capable of each emotion and feeling at the core of it all. Despite the complexities we may have with our larger , more developed Brains , that they’re most definitely able to convey upon just observing them , feelings we should be very aware of ., it’s like people get so mind blown when they see oh wow , we’re not the only ones to do that ? And it’s the most basic of folks at times to never conclude some of the most obvious things, where it’s just difficult imo to interact with ppl who operate that way ., they’re Easily amused and come off as if they’re just marginally intelligent when they’re like, flipping out over it anytime tnry see something do the obvious 😂. Idk why they didn’t expect more and why they certainly expect less other than either selfishly motivated ideals etc ... bc no one in their right mind would look at social animals & miss the obvious cues and gestures and mannerisms or the personality traits and be so misinformed. It’s astounding. And we all have to learn and grow as we go , but some will be * finally after forever it seems 😂 so shocked and amused at things that animals will do , always comparing them to themselves or humanizing them and that’s the issue ,too,, bc it’s either ppl are so disconnected from what they see or they’re trying too hard to humanize everything and they’re the ones that will misread gestures and non verbal cues so badly. I can’t stand when someone sees a monkey or an ape bearing its teeth & gets all excited saying oh look it’s smiling and they’ll smile back Causing more tension for the animal. Or if they see them play fighting, they’ll be quick to freak out and think they were acting maliciously or violently and other things of that nature. It’s so cool to see cute things like an animal just laughing and cutting up and having fun ! And while i get that there’s scientific evidence of many things , j can’t stand when they’ll always say oh , they prob. Just are driven out of instinct or it’s just a reaction to stimulation or when it comes to baby monkeys and the way they pitch fits and carry on in this over dramatic behaviors and cry .. and cry and cry , they’ll say oh no , humans are the only ones to cry ,, Bh were the only ones to produce tears as a result of emotional or physical pain .. yet they’ll say animals have “ distress calls “.. yes they do. But some of them also cry. My cat cries for me when I’m gone and will search the house calling out “ weh ahh oooh ? Weh ahh ooooh? ( I always say where are U in the same cadence and tone when I come in and don’t see him 😂) so it sounds as if he’s asking where I am too. Maybe not. But still. I do know he also calls me weh eow ,. He only does that vocalization directed at me and it’s never when he’s asking for something or doing anything other than sitting with me or waking me up 😂. So I’m weh eow 😂. I’ll tell him to go find my daughter & will say where’s Bre ? Go find Bre and he runs to her room and finds her. If she’d not tnsre he stays in there and looks up at me like omg she’s not in here 😂. I’ll get his trees & ask do u want some & taught him to shake his head yes or no with some positive enrichment during my training him and he’ll say yes. And I’ll put one in my hand. Sometimes closing my hand and I’ll say open it up & he opens my hand for his treat or I’ll have one in both hands or present both hands to him & he’ll pick one. At Times before opening it up , I’ll ask are u sure u want that one ? If he is, he’ll stay where he is with his paw in my hand but if he’s not he’ll go select the other one. He picks out his cat food flavor by me lining a few up & saying which one do u want & he’ll inspect them and make his decision and it’s usually an obvious decision haha ,, he follows me wherever I go , rides in the car , never has to be restrained or caged and walks on a leash if were ever out for a walk. He was completely wild and I’ve worked with him a long time but he is so smart and ppl all the time depict cats as being uncaring and aloof or mean and I’m like wow. They haven’t gotten the opportunity to be around a cat to make that assumption.

@@breAnnasmama you wrote a god damn essay

@@breAnnasmama im not reading that lol

Ape*

@@maddygreenb Apes are a kind of monkey.

@@trollymodzz1520 no

@@trollymodzz1520 no.

@@trollymodzz1520 humans are a kind of ape

Ikr that was beautiful

"Cute" ? Their Disgusting Vermin what they are

I would throw their asses over the cliff watch them Die, they are disgusting Vermin, they'll steal ur dog, or cat out of ur hand, they'll break their neck and eat it..... is that Cute??? Nah they need to die as well

It’s in your DNA to think baby apes are cute. We share 98% of our DNA with them. Only 2% of our DNA is what separates us from them. It’s in our being to think baby mammals are cute. Biological chemical reaction.

@@carljackson1433 I dont think that would happen but you keep dreaming dumbass.

Orangutangs are cuter

I hope they are happy (the apes)

These sanctuaries are amazing in how they care for the babes and teach them these skills so they can grow to live a more natural ape life :)

@@megstark9940 I agree but I must admit that It's sad that we've reached this point. Industrialization hand in hand with deforestation have led us here. I make monthly donations to sanctuaries but I wish I could do more to preserve these amazing beings.

@@ricky7973 let's not forget the poaching of these wonderful and beautiful babies. Many are taken as pets, then discarded as trash. It's so heartbreaking.

Jane Goodal was a great educator for the society's of apes.

amigo bien dicho

Generally chimps and gorillas would not be raised together - especially as they grow older. In this unusual case there was only one baby of each and the care staff was limited. It was decided to share the forest school experience for their first few months. They have each long sinced joined larger groups of their own species in the sanctuary.

@@ApesLikeUs Thank you for the explanation!

Little did the staff know, those two apes would go on to forge the mightiest ape-alliance the world had ever seen, counterattacking poachers with unprecedented methodology. *cut to obligatory "buried in the sand" Statue of Liberty shot*

@@rafetizer Underrated comment. Expected, but welcome.

@@rafetizer awww if only that were true. Still, one can hope ...

My penis is sooo big

@@heehee1479 same

Pappy Van Winkle OMG IM SO SORRY. My cousin commented that and I’ve only found out today.

I really laughed out loud with these comments hahah

You can volunteer if you want.

Thanks for your kind comments

I know! My heart flipped at the bottles and manners to knw we need to sit down for this, it is too good for standing. Oh gosh, how did I end up here

Its a really hard job ;) most of us "modern women" would find it very hard. Its like having a baby, with no help, in the middle of the jungle, without wifi and hi confort ;) they eat, wash, sleep with the baby until he is big enough to go to the next round. And you have to let him leave after raising him... Those caretakers are wonderfull people :)

@@mllev.auxiliairesexuelle right, it looks like so much fun. Yet, these people don't do this for a few weeks, they get up early every morning and devote their lives to these animals. It can be very demanding.

@@nimblebimble They often have to sacrifice their own familly to take care of animals. Its sad but someone have to do it and try to repair what we have done :/

seeing this and laughing to myslef a couple months later lmaoo

Vodka? At work?? Lol your job sounds awesome 😂

Thank you so much for your compassion, Steve. The bushmeat problem is indeed a horrific one, but very complex. At times people living in poor areas are driven to bushmeat hunting because they need a source of protein. This is why conservation programs must focus on the wellbeing of people too. So glad you're enjoying our videos and thanks for watching.

Why? And why is so much of society horrified by apes being killed for food by people truly in need but has no problem with the horrors of cows and chickens being abused followed by mass - murdering for food?

U dont know hunger

God is dead.

I think so too!!!!❤️

You can do it!

@@ApesLikeUsplease tell me how

@@BettyThompson-qn7clMe too

Its probably an hard job but its worth it (at least i think so)

I'm sure it would be a great couple of weeks, but these people devote every day for years, some their whole lives, to these animals

¡Hola Jody! Estamos encantados de conocerte también. Gracias por ver nuestros videos.

Because they are still babies.

Glad you enjoyed it

The surrogate Mums (and Dads!) who care for these babies are truly special human beings. So glad you enjoyed learning more about the incredible Forest Schools!

Louise Bookman amen !!! ♥️🙏🏽

You hit the nail on the head. Thank you so much for your compassion and watching our videos. As you care about these issues you might also enjoy our podcast - listen at talkingapes.org. Have a great weekend :)

Absolutely. Thank you so much for watching and your empathy toward the apes.

Thank you so much for watching!

Hi Amber, A great way to get involved is through volunteering, you can check out our recent post about volunteering with primate sanctuaries here: globio.org/volunteer-abroad-with-primate-sanctuaries/ Volunteering with ethical sanctuaries is a really awesome way to make a difference for rescued orphaned apes - although keep in mind some sanctuaries may limit volunteer contact with the babies. We may all be stuck at home now but check it out so see if volunteering would be something you're interested in doing in the future when everything opens back up.

thank you for caring

Apes are not actually Monkeys

Not monkeys. Chimpanzees, gorillas, orangutans and bonobos are great apes. Monkeys have tails and apes do not.

It's never too late to go and volunteer at a sanctuary! :)

thank you so much for watching and for your compassion for the animals

Thank you so much for your kind comments and your deep understanding of the vital need to protect our ape cousins

Thank you so much for your encouraging words and kindness!

Thank you so much for watching

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You can either become a volunteer either in some countries in Africa if you like Chimps or Gorillas or Asia (Indonesia) where they have Orangutans. You could also save up money go to either destinations and do free lance photography probably easy to to ask if you can take pictures or do a mini documentary, and possibly get some money of it by selling the video or uploading it yourself and hoping for the best.