Orphaned Orangutan Adopted by Humans | Nature Bites
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- Here's how orphaned baby orangutan Princess was chosen to join a special family and learn sign language!
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I don't see what's the point of this video. Watch the videos from Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation (BOSF) and Orangutan Jungle School instead. They rescue, train and release orphans back to the wild.
The end result is the same Princess lives wild now, as this guy stated.
They just added some teaching of sign language to see if orangutans can do that as an experiment but she was never fed human food or treated as a human baby.
ITS have the same purpose ....they Will realese to wild
@bob lake Why? They grow up to be the size of a human only much stronger and live almost as long. To keep an animal like that besides being cruel is insane. Wildlife trafficking is extremely cruel. Infants normally stay with their mothers until they're at least 8 years old. To acquire a baby, the mothers are usually killed. Orangutans are already critically endangered and the illegal exotic pet trade is helping to accelerate that. If you just want a pet there are thousands of unwanted dogs and cats that get euthanized every year. Please rethink this decision. It's not worth it.
Why does any video need a point? It was cute and short. That’s all. Stop whining.
I love them. I wish i had the chance to work wth them i can tech them how to live like orangutans clim bulid nest hunt for food scard of snakes
@Russell Buffalino it's not I'm too stingy until you know what I went through these past few months don't be calling me stingy
You’re just saying that to make strangers think you’re a good person. If you wanted to do it, you would have a long time ago. Any lazy person can make an excuse and not follow through with empty promises.
@@elcabo4557 chill
@@Ethan-cq7yz warm
Wow
Of course. she would be clingy since you are the surrogate. What did you expect? At that age, they are still with their mothers and cling to them almost all the time.
@Russell Buffalino I don't know. Do you?
@Russell Buffalino Ah, you know for sure that you feel smart to repeat things like a parakeet? Good to know and thank you for answering my question.
What does he expect? How ignorant are you? This guy was a pioneer in doing this, years before the internet. I believe it or not , all people actually put in work and don’t just babble nonsense just because they saw a 4 minute segment on UA-cam
..you act like he was complaining. He knows this and way more than you just look where he lived. Stop being so judgmental and touch grass.
@@hippaul Well stop acting triggered then.
We should get this oppertunity.
No, we shouldn’t.
Amazing and cool 😎 👌 👍 😀
This is why you leave apes alone and let them live with in THEIR needs NOT HUMAN NEEDS! You LEAVE APES ALONE and NOT HUNT/POACH them! If you find an orphan then take the orphan to a sanctuary so it can be taught how to be an ape then when ready return them back to the wild!
My orangutan is plenty happy taking pictures with youngsters at state fairs thank you very much.
It's illegal to own orangutans in any country! Why are you putting your selfish human needs above the the Orangutan's right to live in the wild with his own kind?
Stfu,they in these places because they have been rescued or born in captivity and have to learn the basics
They don't belong as pets but they belong in my tummy MMMMMM YUMMY
@Russell Buffalino yep!
jesus this is so god awful. Only at Camp Leakey could someone lease out an orang utan. Why Birutė hasn't been charged w crimes against humanity is only even more surreal.
Don't take my word for it... just read (any of) Linda Spalding's essential memoir _A Dark place in the Jungle._
Birutė's [ *for-Profit* -Orang utan Sanctuary- Eco Tours ] the fourth worst thing to happen to Borneo's Orang utan population. And You Know This
@Peter De Eater _"....share 98% of the same DNA..."_ *S o r r y* if you can't differentiate monkeys from apes; Just remember Monkeys are the ones *with tails* (so yeah, she probably won't be coming after you) baby brains
@@OfficeIcarusLLC Statements like that don't help your claims on a serious matter.
@Peter De Eater ur a stooge!
Yeah so awful. He took in and rescued a baby ape that was used originally as a pet after its mom died. What a jerk he should have thrown it to the wild where it would for right?
I can I help with them
As they grow older they get extremely strong
@@abhi739 dont care
No you can’t
So you treated her to b repent on humans giving her human food is not teaching her to survival skills is more important
These sanctuaries make millions off of these orangutans
How?
Sources?
im one to always think the worst in people but i dont see how they can make money off them other than an entrance fee to see them or something
@@huh4484 Donations, TV show contracts and tourism. Add revenue from youtube. Hello?
@@suetaylor1127 Yeah but they need those to support the rehabilitation, these orangutans are always released when they're old enough.
why they live half as long on the forest and twice as long in zoos and 2 1/2 times longer as pets. forcing them to live in the wild is cruel.
I know you don't really mean that. I know you understand it's the quality of their lives that's important, not the lifespan itself. Would you rather be in an unnatural environment that's foreign to you just so you could live a few years longer? Of course you wouldn't. There's a reason we are put in our own unique environments. Always remember: "It's not nice to fool mother nature."
That's not even true. They can have a long healthy life in the wild if people would just leave them the f* alone.
@@angelaraber Not true their a carafe lifespan when left alone is 28 years. When people take care of them in captivity like a zoo it’s 65 years. That’s a fact. Now go back to your death cult, nazi. Facts are like salt to slug.
I see absolutely nothing wrong with this! We don't know the history of alot of these primates. To say they are better off in the wild, blah blah blah, just shows people ignorance and uneducated opinions. Some of these primates are so better off being in human presence. They'll actually live a much better quality of life and are at their happiest. It takes a special person to have the patience and care for these animals. Unless you can speak orangutan and they tell you they aren't happy and want to be in the wild, you can't say for sure what these animals would rather be doing. They're getting much more attention and having their minds stimulated in more ways than just being in a tree. These orangutans are living their lives to the fullest! It makes me happy seeing this, and knowing that there's great human beings taken the time to care for these primates. Orangutans are the closest primates to human beings. I thought it was chimps at first, but I was wrong. Some people should be in the wild instead of living amongst other human beings, lolol!!
@@c.c.1070 Exactly. Never believe what you hear on e TV screen.....never. They tell one while the exact opposite is happening. All the orangutans you see on TV screens don't even get counted into the population of orangutans. Tens of thousands of orangutans in sanctuaries and zoos that will never be counted. Because why? BECAUSE THRY ARE TAME. Even big adult males that are raised by people are tame and lovable. All they do at these sanctuaries is teach them survival of the fittest! To be at constant war with one another. Very evil.