Thank you very much for watching! Bless you too!

@Katie Rae guess YOU have No Man to call your own! Poor lonely Katie Rae

@Katie Rae What is sad Katie Rae is that the only joy that you get out of life is coming on to KZfaq and attempting to upset people with your mindless babble. I will pray for you.

Ginger, how fortunate you were to have such amazing experience.

Katie Rae what had this baby animal done to you for you to have such a sour attitude toward the baby?

@Šłēllā Śłär Are you brain damaged?

i thought that i was the only one who that that lol

Leslie Meadows Absolutely incredible wasn’t it? Mom knew what to do straight away. They are so loving and careful and as you say, very intelligent too.

Amazing😘

You never tilt back tge head of a choking baby. Mom was just hungry and took the grass out if baby’s mouth

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Thank you for watching!

Большое спасибо за просмотр!Thank you very much for watching!

Thank you for watching!

Yes they sure do

@Katie Rae what do you mean ? They are not pets, they belong in the wild or in a refuge

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Thank you very much for always watching!

Thank you very much for watching!

Lorrie Sodrok compared to all other great apes they are not very vocal at all, primarily because they are not social animals and pretty much always live alone unless it’s a mother and her baby. This is because they are the most arboreal (living in trees) of all the great apes and their food sources are relatively scared and very much spread out making it not practical/hardly possible for many orangs to be in one place. Bornean Orangs communicate with sound very minimally because of the reason listed above, while Sumatran orangs are not vocal at all, this is because there are tigers on Sumatra while there are none in Borneo.

Zincary Delanor.... Oh how interesting! Thank you for the information!

Actually, now that logging roads have made forests recede in Indonesia, making these apes accessible, we're able to study them much more closely than before, and what we're learning is that they are _not_ the antisocial animals we thought they once were. Cases have been recently reported of groups of two or more mothers forming, thus allowing socialisation between children. And this changes everything. They're also more violent than originally believed. With less territory to claim, flanged males ready to mate will not only fight each other for breeding females, but the sex isn't fun like Bonobos or sweet like Gorillas. The females are raped, flat out and the male leaves once its over. In one of my classes I watched video of this rape happening right there in a zoo--wasn't even in the wild. The youngsters also show capacity for flash violence against other juveniles that we weren't aware of before, or that we were certain wasn't part of their core behaviour. This too, makes sense, since social groups forming in the wild means a juvenile that was all alone and didn't have to know sibling social skills, are now in positions where these skills will mean either success in a sanctuary troop, or life in one of their back cages. So you can pretty much toss out everything we thought we once knew about these apes, since they've been the most solitary up to now due to geographical concerns. As far as intelligence goes, that has to be relearned, too. They are good at copying and mimicry, but as far as having the capacity to figure out the logical path to solve independent problems, they are still in fourth place behind Bonobos, Common Chimpanzees, and Gorillas, all species. The first four have the capacity for logic that for some reason the Orangutans lack. And where chimpanzees (Common) are noted for carrying anger of watching their parents killed for years to come, even exacting revenge if afforded the chance, fully capable of first-degree murder, orangutans seems to be more self-centred. When puberty hits and the mother has an infant to care for, the adolescent has trouble letting go of that number one place in mum's heart, with cases where the juvenile has physically hurt the infant. So where we once thought them very much like some parts of the other 4 species, we're now learning through more direct observation and research that they're a lot different than we knew. I hope it's okay I share this. I'm a scientist first and foremost before I ever began studying primatology, but I still hold the belief that scientific knowledge is for everyone and must be shared. Thanks, and cheers.

@@glittercatstudios WOW that's amazing !! Thanks for the info 🙋‍♀️👍💖

Yes. It's absolutely heart-warming to watch.

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I prefer Sumatran bc of their extra red hair.

I like the Borneo ones as well !

On average, they live the longest in zoos. That is very important since they are going extinct

Female. Thank you for watching!　^_^

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Stephen why? Just looking for attention! KARMA!

To bash your evil brain in with.

Gove it? Idiot!

@Stephen McNabb: Troll 🤮

D Knapp you twit I am old enough to be your dad, by the way how’s your ugly mother doing? I hate orangutans and love it when they are in pain or like you eating shit.

What's wrong with you Stephen? You must have had a horrible life, an evil mother or something to wish pain on God's living beings. With attitudes like that you should burn in Hell forever.

Travis Exe would it been funny if your son or daughter was choking and you were there to help? I would not laugh at that. Really now.

Too bad you diddnt choke to death that would of been fun to watch!!

Travis Exe yup

What did your mother or daddy do to you to cause you to have such hatred for Gods creation? They must have been terribly wicked to have such an evil minded son.

Said your mom,,,,,,,to her son. 😆