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I ❤️ orangutans so so much. No I don’t want to own one or kill one’s mother to be able to steal the bsby.. people that own our precious primates are evil.. you know what I would love. To sit with a baby and give it hugs and kisses and just be so gentle with it. And I would love to lay my head on the shoulder of a mother orangutan and tell her how beautiful and precious she is and what a great mommy she is. That’s what I would ❤️ to do.. let’s stop all these horrible evil people who kill orangutans for whatever selfish reasons they have and protect them from all evil. We should all give to BOS and when we make our donations do it with our whole heart we can make a difference.. they are the most gentle and loving and sensitive of all the great apes. ❤❤❤❤❤I love orangutans

Hello Jack! :) Great video. I really want to do this. Did you contact Sabah Wildlife Department and asked if you could volunteer? And do you know how early I should contact them before going...if there is a long waiting time? Greetings, Ida

There dark clean complexion is just BEUTIFULL dark male magnificent creatures ND so sweet and humble it's us there scared of

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I remember the video when peanut even didnot know how to climb on the rope and now they are masters :) well done team very good job

Great work!

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They are beautiful. But I don't like Sepilok. Because of the lack physical affection they give these beautiful babes. Orangutan babies not only want to hug and embrace there mothers/care takers, but it's an instinctive, natural, and emotional NEED. Especially when they are little babies. Age 1-4 are the crucial years. But Sepilok has this policy of little to no affection. Because they get attached to humans and once released in the wild might go up to dangerous humans. But the other rehab facilities strongly disagree. They hug, snug and cuddle the little ones, while still teaching them to climb and all the skills they need. Just like they would in the wild, the Orangutans become more and more independent as they grow. And they need that physical affection and hugging less and less starting at age 4. The human contact is minimized, during their waiting period to go to the prerelease island (about age 7). Once there besides coming to the feeding stations, they do not approach the monitors. Especially strangers. With few exceptions. .....Sepilok gives them care and teaches them. Holds their hands, while they lead them to the trees or ropes, or vet. But no hugging or cuddling. Not even the little babies who need it the most. They are fed their bottles through the cage bars, and MAY get their hands held if they are lucky. But no holding or embracing. It's heartbreaking and so obvious how desperately these little ones want to be held and snuggled. They don't even carry them front facing. They turn them around if they carry them at all. Or carry them by their hands. The videos of Chiquita and Peanut from a few years back is so sad. Poor frightened and insecure little Peanut needed so much to be held for a bit. (I understand keeping them focused on the lesson, but before and after they need held and hugged. This gives security and confidence). And Chiquita. She felt abandoned by Ibri. Imagine being a toddler and your Mother seemingly pushing you away. Yes..she needed to ween off Ibri and work with the others. But ironically, had she been given some physical affection from Ibri in the mornings, and been given hugs and cuddles from other staff growing up,..they wouldn't have this problem. Because Chiquita wouldn't have been so desperate for it from Ibri. She was losing what little she had, and was desperate to hang on to it. The cure wasnt to throw Chiquita in cage and leave. The cure would have been to hug and snuggle for a few minutes first. Then leave. Or hand her to another staffer who also would hug her a bit. Poor little thing. ...Yes these more grown ones LOOK okay and content enough now. But what's going on in the inside, especially when they are babies is a different story. They can't talk and speak what they are feeling or thinking. I know they obviously are not human babes. But they are very very close to it. As an Early Development Child Psychologist, and one who has studied and researched these similarities..it seems to me, the risk of emotional and psychological damage to these little ones, from denying them the physical affectionate contact,.. far outweighs the more unlikely risk that they would approach someone dangerous in the wild. I donate to the other rehab places, that give them not only the vet care and forest school training, but the physical hugs and affection they also need so very much. I hope and pray Sepilok changed its policy. 😔

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I have been there as a tourist. I did not know there is a volunteer program, I believe you have to pay as a volunteer, and the fee is including accommodation and meals, right? But I think it is okay to support them. There are many these type of programs around the world. I put this type of travel on my bucket list!

Yeaaaaa, Peanut and Chiquita have come such a long way! I remember how naughty Chiquita was when her babysitter, Ibry, would walk away. She was super co-dependent but look at her now!!

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Awesome Drone Footage. Wow amazing whales 🐋 Dolphins 🐬 and stingray. The mountain ⛰ views are amazing. Brilliant and beautiful 🤩

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Amazing!

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Pre pandemic I was starting my search of which organization to go with. I know its still going to be a while. Coming from USA its an 8ncredibly long flight which. Is ok, I'm just concerned now if I'll be able to start the work physically after the 1st day or would bet lag, which I've never had, effect me .

So very cool to see how Bidu Bidu (eating healthy), (climbing like a pro!), Boogie Boy, Rosa, Chiquita (more independent), and the other “babies” have grown & are doing so well. I would love to know how Mui Mui, Anne & her baby, Tuonduo (?sp) are doing. Thank you so so very much for sharing this with us. I know it’s a bit older video, but still it’s awesome to see how everyone is thriving & growing. Blessings!!!!

Hi Jack, I just reserved my spot at the school, I will go there once the Chinese border opens. Do you have to purchase a uniform or can you wear whatever you want? How do you get back to the airport when your trip is over? Do you take a bus/train or can you pay the school to take you?

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I've been considering this option. I'm planning my first trip ever visit to Japan, and seriously considering a side trip to South Korea. Growing up in pre-chunnel era Europe, I loved riding the ferry from Oostende, Belgium. I just love watching the water, and the anticipation of coming ashore is part of the thrill. Even now, my heart flutters when I see those white cliffs. It's not like the plane where it's like you're insulated from the actual environment until getting out of the airport.

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I was just watching Bidu Bidu as a baby when he first was rescued. Oh, and peanut was so small in that video.

This channel recently popped up in my recommendations so I checked it out. Although I find its moderator a bit overbearing, I subscribed anyway since he's showing NEW orangutan rehab content. Luckily I can scroll past his big head and get to the good stuff lol! BOS has nothing new since covid set in.

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I sure regret watching this video

Hi Jack :) Great video !! I am an environmentally conscious law student from Australia who is keen to volunteer like you have at Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre in Borneo. What type of role did you take on as a volunteer ? What is the selection process to become a volunteer ? Any Tips ?? Thank you !!!!!! :)

Honestly this is my dream. Once my kids are adults I wanna move there and donate the rest of my life to these beautiful animals.

It's so nice to see that they have such close relationships with each other..they truly should still be with there momma's and you can see the hurt and sadness in the eyes..only thing that is helping is having each other

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Молотком попробуй. Поця мамина.

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Yes great video, the one with no fur. Was wondering what caused this. Thinking maybe a pet and not fed properly, mal nutritioned.

The redheaded girl us cute

Lesson: Be fast,Do it quickly with full power.Don't think it will not work because it will slow you.

Orangutans are so beautiful and intelligent, I cannot bear to think they are suffering to due to deforestation