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She made everyone look dumb.

The fact they just walked back after they were done lmaoa

I think sometime they don't want to admit that apes are that smart. Clearly they are very intelligent. lol

Give them a job, an equal opportunity, and maybe they deserve a promotion.

Q. What did the zoo keeper and visitors say to the raper and kid fiddler? A. Nothing they where all to busy enjoying themselves.

@@goodheaps I think you failed at that one. Q. What do you call it when 2 elephants are talking in a room?A. A HEAVY Conversion!!!!! Ooooihhhhhhh 🤣😂🤣

I love how they never show the “small Houdini sized” hole she escaped thru, probably was an open door😂

She wanted food and there wasn’t anywhere left to go but back in

@@xella5843 No, lol. Chances are like most Orangutans they have a safe community in there and like most of them when they escape they often end up getting inside again. This happens almost every time a gentle Orangutan gets out of their cage. It really is just them playing.

@@LetsGoGetThem because inside is source of food outside its concrete

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@@abhi739 you seem to underestimate the intelligence of them. They really aren’t that different to humans

Can You tell us something we don't know??

@@KirkLee1983 your parents don’t love you

@@djmagicalartist haha dude that shit cracked me up man thx for the laugh

no it didn't stfu.

@@prawngravy18 😐

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I always think of that while watching cop shows. They're always looking at grainy footage and I'm thinking "we are working on sending humans to Mars but we can't work out grainy footage on a CCTV"

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AND pay taxes.

That is nothing compared to the tall trees in their natural habitats.

That made laugh 😂......

Funny, because in a Part of this Video exactly this happend.😂

Why do you call them cages?

@@dalmallama4634 , noun, a structure of bars or wires in which birds or other animals are confined. "she kept a canary in a cage" verb, confine in or as in a cage. "the parrot screamed, furious at being caged" because caged is the definition for what these animals are in.

@@feralon9570 Don’t you think the word cage is unfair for the enclosures that many zoos use to confine their animals?

@@dalmallama4634 Not at all. It is what it is. I understand that some animals are in them for their own health and wellness reasons but some zoos cage healthy animals with no chance of living free. We humans belong in cages for what we allow to happen to these creatures. We are a cancer on this earth and we cage animals in our homes, for entertainment, and for no reason but to do it. An animal should not be caged unless it is for his/her protection. I am a fish owner and I feel bad if a fish is in a tank that is to small. I have these fish caged because I am a selfish and stupid human. I won't try to make myself sound better by saying "My fish are in tank size double what is suggested" because I am still selfish for doing it.

LMFAOOOOO!!!!

Zoos are a bit smarter now about how dangerous big primates can be, even the chillest-of-chill orang-utans, just because of their strength. In this case I think the keepers were cautious with Subis and kept their distance because she had a young baby so would likely be very protective.

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Oh I love throwing poop at people, it’s my favorite

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Exactly!

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No shit, they are our cousins

more intelligent than Trump supporters ?

the sanitizer was debatable lmao

oh they imitate us for sure. just watch BBC (David Attenburough) stuff on orangs . they are easily as intelligent as a human toddler . and human babies also learn by imitating adults

They also naturally put things on their heads in the wild quite often! They use big leaves as umbrellas from the rain too. Very smart and cute

@@rachelgroth7108 interesting. I didn't know that.

There is only 3% of their DNA that is different to us. They are easily as bright as us and are easy to teach. They need lots of enrichment to keep them busy.

@@bigsassyster the word orangutan translate to 'forest people' in the Malay language,

They're intelligent enough to know they're in captivity. I know some zoos care a lot about conservation. Just seems like a sad situation on both sides.

@@lucasmckenzie8525 it’s sad but think these orangoutangs and other animals have been captive bred so all they know is enclosures, it wouldn’t be safe for them to be in the wild.

@@TheBaBaTV I feel like the could put them in an environment that feels like the wild but is still protected like how some orangutan organizations do.

@@TheBaBaTV The enclosure should be 20 times the size it is. Its like a prison what they are in

@@UnknownRider-eg1nl they don’t feel like it’s a prison... all they know is they get food when they want, they have toys etc... you don’t understand , they grew up into this, they feel safe in this environment only... if you put them in a whole different place they will be stressed and confused ....

done with you.

The famous words of what good mothers say to their children, "We're getting the f$@k outta here."

I wouldn't consider it too much of a threat. I don't think Orangutans are very aggressive, and it's not like there aren't places with animals more dangerous than them free to wander about. However, I'm not an animal expert or anything.

Hi there! When she tried putting the mask on, it reminded me of Honey B trying to wear the gift bag as a mask!

@@NoneNullAnd0 Male Orangutans in particular can be very aggressive. An adult male out in the public is a dangerous situation.

@@Trial212 Like more dangerous than alligators, chimps, and lethal snakes? I legitimately don't know myself.

Hi Linda....Isn't this such a cute video...The accompanying music was perfect, too... Just remembering Miss Honey B's "mask" attempt is cracking me up all over again... *: )*

Plus, I think they tempted the kids first. *_"CoMe On MoM, tHeY hAvE sNaCcS~! OwO"_* Absolutely irredeemable.

That's the art of connecting trees, they always weight every trees/lianas/branches down first when they do arboreal travels, and they'll decide if they need to hold one branches or two or even tree branches in one hand or two when they move, they also modify those branches if necessary, they do more calculation with precision to do arboreal travel as their weight is a major disadvantage than other lightweight monkeys

Yep, the "men of the forest" are both notorious and amazingly patient when it comes to the art of jail breaks, ha ha.

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Yeah... but hey, at least nobody got harmed.

Peanuts. .

Nice try, ALF.

What have you done to your username?

@@thetessellater9163 it's my legal name wym

Hi Armchair warrior...."Stinky" is almost too mild a word for the offensive smell of durian fruit...HaHaHa...I remember years ago when I lived in & travelled extensively through Southeast Asia, there would be signs plastered all over hotels saying, "durian fruit forbidden"..."NO DURIAN FRUIT ALLOWED ON THESE PREMISES"....I can best describe the pungent sickening smell as rotting decayed onions combined with very smelly & overripe, creamy rotting cheese...laced with the smell of old, sweaty gym socks, powdered sugar & garlic... I was so perfectly content with just all the jewel toned, sweet mangos I could eat...& still am... *: )*

As an orangcity who loves durian, I approve this.

Wonder if orangutans in American zoos eat durian or fresh durian .. bet it’s too expensive to give them besides special treats too hard to import to America

I believe the roof opens up

They do not live in a zoo!

@@shellos8 They clearly do, the video is even title Orangutans ESCAPE Zoo Enclosure!