Baby Orangutan Jim's Water Splash and Flower Petal Fishing

Baby Orangutan Jim learns to fish flower petals in the moat, joined by family members in their familiar enclosure. Watch their playful water splash antics! More: • Orangutan Super Mum wi...
Jazz is fishing out the flower petals from the moat one by one. They must be quite tasty. Joe is in her arms on her right. Djimat comes past to have a quick sniff. Jim playing on her left. Joe also tries to get a flower petal, but can't quite reach it. Jim is playing on his own by the water. He really has a splash about it and seems to enjoy himself. He has learned from mum Jazz and Sprout how to hold onto the ribbon. I do still worry about them falling in, even though I know they're good at holding on and the water isn't very deep. Sprout has some flower petals as well.
You probably wonder why you see the family always in their old area and not the new area. This is just me. I prefer filming without the fence or the green-tinged glass and showing you the family the best way possible. So I'm trying to catch them when they are still in their old enclosure. They do still alternate the space with male Benji.
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Due to background noise from human activity, the original audio has been mixed with natural bird songs for a more peaceful viewing experience. Where possible, I will keep the natural sound intact.