Unbelievable !! How Mom Carries Her Baby Orangutan
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- Опубліковано 29 лют 2024
- More footage of baby orangutan Jarang getting carried by his mother Jingga.
She carries him in an unusual way but is being more careful with him than she
used to be.
Filmed in February 2024 Baby Jarang has put weight on since my last visit and seems stronger and more alert. Jingga's methods are still unconventional and she still shows inexperience but she is caring for baby and feeding him well.
The newborn baby is a critically endangered bornean orangutan born to first time Orangutan mother Jingga
this video was recorded in February 2024
UA-cam sensation Jingga has had social media fame before when a video featuring her went viral back in 2015 - viral video - monkey sees a magic trick
The video was filmed at her in her previous home Barcelona Zoo in Spain
Jingga move to her new home Blackpool Zoo in 2017 to join her new Blackpool Orangutan family as part of the European Endangered Species Programme (EEP)
14 year old Jingga was born in Barcelona in 2009 to mother Jawi and Father Karl
Now Jingga is settled at Blackpool zoo and has given birth for the first time to the tiny baby boy orangutan named Jarang
The father of the newborn baby orangutan is 13 year old Kawan who has recently moved to Blackpool Zoo in 2022 from Apenheul Zoo in the Netherlands and was an instant hit with the resident female orangutans Cherie Summer and Jingga
He came to the zoo as part of the European Endangered Species program after his much loved predecessor Ramon was moved to a new group in Germany where he has just become a new father himself
Kawan was specially selected by experts to join the female group at Blackpool Zoo and has settled into his new role as alpha male orangutan very well
We have recently added Blackpool Zoo to our list of zoos that we will be frequently visiting to film the apes, so watch out for more footage of this fantastic zoo. Blackpool has Gorillas and Bornean Orangutans and we were really impressed with both areas.
There are currently 5 Bornean Orangutans in one family group at Blackpool Zoo consisting of adult females Cherie Summer and Jingga
Alpha Male Kawan and the new male baby orangutan Jarang
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This mother is struggling. Jarang still is very swollen in the testicular area. I am horrified about this zoo. I am in America and Blackpool zoo will not receive our emails.
I emailed Robyn Vinter at the Guardian. She did a series of articles about Jarang when he was first born. I explained the situation and asked her to run an updated article. She emailed me back and told me she contacted the zoo and they closely watching Jingga and Jarang so she saw no need to follow-up. I was very disheartened. Maybe if others would email her, she may check into it. My heart is broken over these two. I've been praying for them from the very beginning. At this point, I don't believe the zoo. Other zoos would have stepped in long before now and possibly taken the baby until he was strong enough to be with his mother. God help Jingga and Jarang. The baby looks lifeless to me. He's close to nine months old.
I’m going to email her now. I put RSPCA web address in my comment if you can try to chat with an agent there. I did a chat 2 weeks ago. I’m frantic!
I sent an email to Robin 😢
@shawna6683 Thank you ! I'm in the US. Will they talk to me? I have been frantic too.
@@troyannbladsacker1811 I’m also in the US. I chatted with Chris there 2 weeks ago so… it’s worth a shot!
@@troyannbladsacker1811 They chatted with me from the US when I reached out 2 weeks ago. There were 72 people ahead of me earlier today or I would’ve pled Jarang’s case again. So sad!
If Jinnga’s baby brother died early, maybe it’s a hereditary physical condition that has affected Jarang. I believe the zoo knows the problem, can’t do anything to fix it and are keeping baby and mom together is the best current solution. These animals are too valuable for a reputable zoo to ignore. 🤷🏻♀️
Hopefully he doesn't have any serious medical issues, they have both made progress since my last visit so that is good. Thanks for watching. 🥰
Exactly!
I was unaware of the baby brother who died. Perhaps Jinnga should not be allowed to breed again...
I’ve been communicating with the zoo. Jarang was born in June 2023. They said he’s progressing well. The keepers are taking good care of both mom and baby.
Yes, you are correct Imogen, the keepers are attending to them and monitoring all day. On this visit they were spending a lot of time at Jingga and Jarang's enclosure. Thanks as always for watching. 🥰
What do they do when they attend t them??@@ApeTracker1
Thank you both for telling us that. Thank you also for keeping in touch with, and being at, the zoo!
You can see towards the end why his testicles are so swollen. His little bottom takes a beating since she won't carry him up high. Hopefully they aren't ruptured.
The swollen groin is a rather common ailment that happens to male apes and it usually resolves itself.
@@troutfisher7182 I've heard that before but the constant dragging and bumping sure doesn't help.
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Unbelieably shocking. That baby should have been bouncing around everywhere on its own by now.
Well, if there is something mentally wrong with Jarang then there is absolutely nothing that Jingga can do other than love and care for her baby the best that she can. All of us viewers are just speculating as to what is wrong with Jingga and Jarang. A lot of the viewers are also blaming Blackpool Zoo, but the reality is that Blackpool Zoo may be doing all that they can do behind the scenes that we don't see in Ape Tracker's videos. I want Ape Tracker to continue to post videos, but there is also a part of me that does not just because of all the disrespect Jingga and Blackpool Zoo gets without any of us knowing the facts of what the real situation is.
Would you say the same thing about a human child with disabilities? 🤔
Hopefully we will see some good development this year. 🥰
Why not just say he has disabilities of some kind. That is why the zoo seems suscious, and her handling of him is uncommon and often harsh and looks painful. We can all see that.@@user-jw8ck7nz4r
Infant (0-3 Years)
Soon after birth, infants learn to use their fingers to grip onto their mothers’ chests. An infant's grip is extremely firm, capable of supporting its own body weight with just their hands.
Two weeks following birth, infants usually have learned how to sit upright and use its hands.
Babies begin eating soft fruit, in addition to nursing, at around three months of age. Initially mothers help prepare the solid food by grinding it up with their teeth, then giving it to their young to chew.
Around two years of age, infants transition from hanging onto their mother's chest to riding on their backs
Thank you for the update on these two precious souls.
Thanks so much, it was good to see some progress, still some way to go though 🥰
This is not click bait. I care about this mama and baby and hope to see them succeed and thrive as l am sure other people do too. We all have free will and nobody has to watch if they do not want to.
Amen! Blaming Jingga and Blackpool Zoo for a situation that none of us has all the facts on is just plain wrong. We are not the experts. We are viewers of a UA-cam channel that isn't affiliated with the zoo. Just because we have watched short video clips of other zoos doesn't make any of us experts. And this is not an Asian zoo where there might be some cause for concern (Tama and Taipei Zoos are highly reputable though with primates). I am almost positive that Blackpool Zoo has probably been consulting with other zoos, primatologists, and veterinarians. This may be a situation where there is nothing they can do but wait it out especially if Jarang has something mentally wrong with him, as well as physical. Jingga nor Blackpool Zoo should be faulted for that. There seems to be a lot of experts that post on Ape Tracker's videos though.
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I've been saying the same thing. The ,oo know what they are doing. For what it's worth I don't think anything is wrong with Jarang and I think Jinga might have been raised by humans and hasn't had much exposure to other orangutans mums to learn from. She holds Jarang, she puts him down to sleep. Much more human actions with human babies. Because she does those one or two things differently it has effected his growth, strength and ability. He will catch up and he is growing. I don't understand some posts that say she doesn't feed him. Clearly she does. Not as much as she would if she carried him in a way he could feed most of the time, and he I think, from watching videos, so not an expert, because he hasn't seemed to be able to climb on her, he is weaker than other baby orangutans. I wouldn't be surprised if he starts crawling before climbing, but he will learn it all in time.
Sorry to AT if my comments were devisive or rude, I guess to me I struggle to understand why people can't see what I see, maybe as much as others can't understand why I don't think there is an medical problem with Jarang. I might be wrong, but one thing I'm certain of is Blackpool zoo know what they are doing and will be doing everything needed by this little family.ily and I wish them all the luck in the world :)
Moms doing fine these people know nothing.they live in cites and know nothing about orangutans.
Awwww - there’s our little trooper Jarang and his sweet Mummy❣️ Little man is gaining condition and seems to be more alert as he grows. Like many others, I’m really hoping to see these two continue to thrive together. 🤞 Jingga has not been dealt an easy hand, but she loves her little boy and is doing her best for him. Getting hysterical and blaming the zoo, blaming Jingga, or accusing AT of posting click bait feels really ‘icky’ to me. Sadly not all babies (human or animal) are born in perfect health. They may have difficulties and special needs that will have to be met for the rest of their lives. This doesn’t mean they should be hidden away, or that someone is to blame for their condition! I have always believed that Blackpool Zoo is monitoring Jingga and Jarang and doing everything possible to give them the best care - and I also believe that allowing mother and baby to stay together was a wise decision. The pair have a strong bond and while Jarang may never be 100% healthy, or as developed as others of his age, I’m hoping he can continue to grow and to enjoy a happy life with his Mum. ❤ I’m so thankful to Ape Tracker for the updates on these two❣️
Thanks for the comment Vjc I think your analysis is very solid. He has certainly made progress since my last visit. He is behind on development compared to the Chester Zoo baby but that mother Sarikei is really experienced and is pushing her baby's development. One thing I have noticed is that when Jingga is close to Jarang he gets a lot more active. 🥰
I absolutely agree with everything you said! 💯
I think he’s really trying to get moving…I wish someone would/could help him@@user-jw8ck7nz4r
It’s hard to imagine they’re moms like this in the wild. This is hard to watch, especially with the scrotum of the baby being so inflamed/swollen. What’s up with that?
Thankyou for keeping up updated . I hope everything will work out for this mom and youngster ❤❤
I really hope so, he has certainly made progress since my last visit in December but I realise it's still a tough watch. I am hoping for some good progress this year. 🥰
Jarang started getting agitated on top of the wood pole and it was very heartwarming when Jingga gave him some affection to reassure him. It's so obvious how much she loves her baby. It's very likely that carrying him that way is the safest option. He tends to be stiff and has uncontrollable movements... He does not cling tightly enough and will often let go. Jingga adapted and carries him in a way that she knows he won't fall. Jingga and Jarang seem to be doing well! Thank you for the video AT!
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She was carried on her mum’s foot. It might not work for Jarang
Baby is alert and seems strong because he’s hanging on!! I was really pulling for these two and hoping the zoo was doing something , well I’m not sure anymore. I think they need to maybe put a little shirt on him, especially when he’s outside. I know that’s not normal but maybe it would help baby!! The zoo doesn’t need to show negative videos with this little family!! I’m still pulling for mom . Let’s pray for these 2 and for the zoo, that they will get a awesome vet in there!! ❤❤❤
@VA4LVRS I have been praying from the beginning of his little life. I am saddened by what I see. Other zoos would have stepped in to help before today. Jingga is struggling and doing the best she can.
We don't know exactly what's wrong here. It's possible that like with Alice the new mom Chimp, this isn't as bad as it looks. Maybe something as sumole as an increased testosterone level. I have absolutely no idea and maybe I'm being naively optimistic.
I just find it hard to believe any zoo with real credibility would do nothing if there was something they could do with such a critically endangerd species.
Jingga's baby brother passed away unexpectedly at Barcelona Zoo just one month prior to Jarang's birth, and it caused a great deal of controversy. I can only imagine that the last thing Blackpool would want is for something to then happen to Jingaa's son. Still, it would be a great relief to hear from the zoo about Jingaa's mothering skills and Jarang's slow development.
@@svinwonderland I don't want to devalue the phrase Thank you, but I sincerely appreciate the information. The lovers of orangutans community is proving to be wonderful at sharing information and not just throwing opinions as facts. Although I do also appreciate your opinions as well. You didn't present them a truths. 🧡
@@faeriefire99 It is a relief that we are not alone and we are not flinging accusations at each other. Thank you.
This may be a little off-centre, but if Jarang was born prematurely, I’m wondering if hydrocele might be the reason for his enlarged testicles: “A hydrocele is produced by fluid in the sac which normally surrounds the testicle. It often presents as painless swelling in the scrotum (the pouch that holds the testicle). Hydroceles are often found in newborn boys, especially premature infants.” According to this medical website, the swelling usually disappears on its own, but may need surgical intervention if it persists into toddlerhood. I’m NOT a medical doctor, so it’s just a thought. It would be nice to think that little man isn’t in any pain. ❤️
My suspicion is that it could be hydrocele and I hope it is as it shouldn't be too serious. Thanks as always for watching VJC 👍
It started a few months ago…I think
It is not about If the mother will except him back or not, these animals are almost ecstincked, they just need to find a foster mother, this mother is to young still and thinks of the baby as a toy
The baby still does not move from point A to point B on his own, and I see that the caretakers are still ignoring the swollen scrotum.
I think these videos were all taken on the same day.
You do not know what Blackpool Zoo is or isn't doing in this situation. Don't write it as facts when you are in fact speculating. Everyone is an expert on UA-cam. You see very short video clips from Ape Tracker's videos. Ape Tracker does not go to Blackpool Zoo every day nor is Ape Tracker there 24 hours a day. For all we know, Blackpool Zoo may be doing all they can do depending on the situation. And Jingga is doing the best she can, especially if there is something mentally/physically wrong with Jarang. Ape Tracker has stated that each time they are at Blackpool Zoo they do see some improvement.
@@MegUSN52 I really like your comments! 😃
@@MegUSN52If the zoo doesn't want negative attention, then it should release a statement detailing what's it is doing on behalf of J. instead remaining quiet.
@@maryjaneshoe-fm4yr Agreed. Tell us you are helping or doing nothing. That way there IS no speculation.
He is so stinking cute - ty so much for the update and please keep em coming.
Thanks Gia, I was really pleased with the progress they seemed to have made since my last visit, they still have a way to go but hopefully this year we will see some good development. 🥰
@@ApeTracker1 it is worrisome his development and condition at 9 months but they usually catch at some point. The young gorilla mom Tayari in Japan, everyone freaked out that she was a horrible mom, dragged her baby on her back leg. She would chase the Silverback all over, everyone thought she wasn't feeding him. Everyone wanted the zoo to take him away. Now he is a healthy strong 4 year old and Tayari is a fantastic mom. One of the best. So we don't know.
I'm curious to know if Jarang has any teeth or eating anything solid yet because it looks like he's chewing something but not sure. I do love the videos for these two & look forward to seeing new ones coming out. They are both beautiful & I hope they both end up doing great! Thank you again for the updates on them.
Yesterday someone wrote that this kind of mouth movements shows some brain damage. I wouldn't be surprised...
@@blancaespinosa3086 Thank you for the info. That's so sad if that's the case but if so then Jinnga definitely shows the unconditional love between mother and their child!
Agreed. I think that's a neuro condition, inc his movement/ lack of, involuntary mouth movements, and lack of motor skills.
Was his oxygen impaired during birth, does anyone know?
This baby had been dragged by his inexperienced mom since day one. The zookeepers have done nothing to remove him from her. Sadly, I think the damage have been already done
I haven't noticed any teeth, not sure at what age their teeth come through.
Джеранг и Джинга Экстремалы !
Но мы любим их такими, какие они есть!❤
Спасибо Апер Тракер за новости
It's tricky with a primates - if they take him off her, she might not accept jarang back.
He is with his mom and they're under observation, being fed properly.
I was outraged until a few weeks ago realized that he's a serious birth defect.
Imagine human babies - parents care for them years to end.
Difficult to accept.
I am glad that Jinga didn't refuse to care for him.
How do you know he has a birth defect? The zoo said he was born healthy!
Hopefully Jarang doesn't have any serious medical condition, they have certainly progressed since my last visit, hopefully this will continue. 🥰
There is no reason for them to take Jarang away from his mom
The zoo should say if that’s the issue, which I personally doubt. She doesn’t teach him anything.
The baby can handle it. It's probably stronger than me.
Infant (0-3 Years)
Soon after birth, infants learn to use their fingers to grip onto their mothers’ chests. An infant's grip is extremely firm, capable of supporting its own body weight with just their hands.
Two weeks following birth, infants usually have learned how to sit upright and use its hands.
Babies begin eating soft fruit, in addition to nursing, at around three months of age. Initially mothers help prepare the solid food by grinding it up with their teeth, then giving it to their young to chew.
Around two years of age, infants transition from hanging onto their mother's chest to riding on their backs
Hes hungry thats why he keeps moving his lips, the is not getting enough from her
In all honesty I think we all perceive an issue where there’s none. Blackpool zoo is a great zoo a their care of these endangered animals is constant. To assume otherwise is ridiculous. Yes the baby does seem to have developmental issues but I think because the zoo hasn’t made a statement people viewing a 2 minute video are making assumptions. It is better for the baby to be raised by momma, Jingga didn’t abandon him at this point it would be detrimental to mom an baby to be separated so let the professionals do their job you can’t determine what is being done by watching this channels 2 minute videos
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Jingga is trying to take care of her baby, but it is obvious she is holding him like a doll or a stuffed animal. This does seem unconventional for a zoo to let this happen, but even in captivity human intervention doesn't always happen. It seems that where once it was more common for zoos to step in and care for the babies, now it is known to have lesser human contact and let nature take it's course. I really hope things work out for this little guy and his mama!!!
I just watched a video from when Jingga was a baby. She broke her arm and was separated from her mom for 2 months, hand-reared and taught how to climb by keepers. As a baby she was carried by the keepers as people carry a human baby, never hanging on a furry blanket. She was distraught, hands and feet in tight fists, very human focussed and uneasy.
But, they maintained good contact with her mom.
When she was united with her mother, Jingga was terrified. She rejected her mom. Her mom tried to calm her and was super gentle and loving to her. The video ends with Jingga sleeping in a bundle of wood wool and her mom, Jawi, sitting close by watching her sleep. Very touching.
I understand Jingga a bit more now.
I do think they should put low climbing ropes in their enclosure for Jarang. Jingga had that as a baby and I think she would know what to do for Jarang.
@@JennyMiller-rt4ue Oh thank you for this information! I hope they do bring in some things to help Jingga rear her baby. As a mother, myself, it is hard to not offer this little family a helping hand or offer advice. Praying for Jingga and her baby to find their way
Thia is her firat time being a mother, she clearly is struggling, this zoo is going to end up getting this baby killed, how can you call yur self a zoo, when you are sitting back and allowing this baby to be treated like that.
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Почему ничего не предпринимают,с этой опухолью?Это так беспокоит и расстраивает 😢❤
Большое спасибо за просмотр, мы очень ценим это. Хорошо держаться
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I love that sweet boy 😊. Would just love to cuddle him tight 💕
Es cierto, que a veces, no sabe que debe hacer con él, pero ahí sigue FIEL, no como Proud, qué se desentendio y delegó en su abuela, es duro de ver, habida cuenta que hemos visto otros tipos de cuidados, por lo que es un hecho es que Jingga, sigue al lado de su hijo día a día y eso es mucho más que lo que han hecho otras madres. Soy fan de Jingga, me ha conquistado🤷🏻♀️🙏🏻🙋🏻♀️🇪🇦
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@@ApeTracker1 Gracias a tí,. por traer a nuestras vidas, a éstos maravillosos animales, los cuales de otra forma, nos sería imposible alcanzar a ver sus vidas. Dios te bendiga 🙏🏻🙋🏻♀️🇪🇦
Jeez, that swelling is still there. It must be very painful, whatever the cause. Jarang is visibly more relaxed during that short time Jingga manages to keep him close to her chest. There it can be seen how he is holding very tightly mom's fur in his fists, just like it should be. He must have strong hands, as he manages to gripe the fur in her legs, as there is not so much fur to hold to. At least that is normal with him. And then Jingga reverts back to dragging him like a rag doll. He seems to be gasping for air at the end of the clip. Or, trying to reach a teat to suckle for milk? Or crying? Orangutan babies do cry.
I don’t think it’s painful, but in the short of him sitting up, he ROCKS because he is sitting on the swollen parts. Also, he must be teething by now. It would be nice if he had something to chew on :(
They do cry when they are in distress. His mouth movements are so sad. He desperately wants to suckle but he can’t get milk from his mother’s toes.
Kasian dan ngeri
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This is one cool baby I’ve never heard it cry and I think it’s a hernia
This baby have been struggling since day one. Mom is an inexperience one and treat him like a toy. He has very serious development issues, but the zoo don't do anything to take care of him. Very, very sad.
Apparently the swollen groin is a rather common ailment in apes that usually resolves itself over time
This is distressing.
Thanks for watching.
This is disgusting. I can’t believe the zoo doesn’t do anything about it.
The zoo does monitor them closely and under guidance from the European Breeding Program has determined that it is best for him to be raised by his mother, hopefully all will go well for them. 🦧
Está mamá no sabe cuidar de su bebé deberían hacer algo
Дело не в маме,а в Джаранге,с ним что-то не так,а Джинга не знает,что делать, ведь они живут инстинктами,она заботится,как может🤷♀️
They should show her videos of other orangutans parenting
Does anyone know how the babies doing now
The intelligence here is so evident..🦧🦧🦧❤
They certainly are intelligent, Thanks so much for watching. 🥰
Great video, they seem to be slowly doing better ❤
Yes they do
Awww, he will be alright.
Hopefully so, they are closely monitored and he has made progress since my last visit. 👍
It is very interesting how this baby will develop. The videos could be at least 10 minutes long, thanks!
Thanks for watching and commenting, I am working on a longer video of this family. 🥰
Thank you so much for sharing the video on this mum and baby my friend. Stay Safe Always 🦍🦍🦍
Thanks as always ZombieQueen it was good to see some improvement since my last visit. 🥰
@@ApeTracker1 yes 👍🏻
I don't think this is normal. I couldn't even tell if it was a boy or a girl because of the swelling, which I couldn't figure out until I read some of the lower comments. It is quite shocking that this baby is 9 months old. If only they could all be free and not imprisoned by humans ever.
Inguinal hernias are apparently very common in non human apes, as well as a natural harmless condition having to do with groin muscles. Perhaps we should forgo gossip and speculations, and leave medical diagnosis, and treatment up to veterinarians.
Thanks for watching and commenting, hopefully it is nothing serious, they have an excellent veterinary team at Blackpool zoo and have access to external specialists. 👍
I am NOT a primate expert....but think about other orang babies at 9 months...it is night and day. I am a former neonatal nurse (and honestly these little guys are not that different)...it's pretty clear he has a developmental disorder...and I think mom is doing a terrific job caring for him with his disabilities. Also look carefully at his left knee and leg. It can bend up but the knee is swollen and the lower leg never moves upward. My opinion only, they are letting mom love this little one for the time it has left. Don't take my word on this...go look at other babies this age. He is loved by his mom. No one can fix developmental disabilities as severe as his.
Ignore the above it is not click bait and people like to see the development of these 2 orangutans
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Я рада , что малыша стали хотя бы докармливать , у него появились силы . А всё остальное ужас . Дура мама обращается с ним как с игрушкой .
Jingga is not stupid, she’s doing the best she can. She had no example to learn from when growing herself. I suspect this sweet infant has a developmental disability not at all related to Mom’s rearing style.
@@linnaellis212I thought the same thing that maybe he was born with something wrong with him but the zoo posted when he was born that he was a healthy baby. This mother definitely has different methods because she's inexperienced and maybe that's why he's so behind on his development.
What about the dislocation of the left leg? Has no one seen it? For more than four months........ Watch 2:32 to 2:44
I know this is an interpretation by my human brain, but I've worked with individuals who have profound disabilities for many years, and this immediately made me think of physical therapy. I really think that Jingga is trying to teach Jarang. She most definitely isn't treating him like a toy. Jingga is very intelligent and she loves her little boy.
Thank you so much for your comment. Baby primates, while they look weak, are much stronger than human infants. Jingga is doing the best that she can. I think she's been judged so harshly by these viewers without any of knowing the true facts. It saddens me that people just automatically jump to conclusions just because they've watched other zoos.
@@MegUSN52if you Google search "ccma cat Jingga 2011", there's an 11 minute video of her as a baby. She's had quite a life and was very much loved at Barcelona Zoo.
@@MegUSN52they are both so precious, there's a video of Jingga when she was a baby, if you search for "ccma cat Jingga 2011" you should find it. She's been much loved throughout her life, I can't imagine Blackpool would do anything to harm either of them.
She is certainly trying to help him and in her way teach him the things he needs to be doing. I was happy to see some progress since my last visit. 🥰
Great comment Meg 👍
She carries him with her back foot while walking with the foot? Little man can’t ride up top?
There is definitely something wrong with that baby. It is not clinging on to mom the way it's supposed to. His scrotum is very swollen....that is definitely not normal! Zookeepers need to intervene and get the baby healthy first before he gets put back with mom.
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why she transports this lil cockroach with her leg?
I think they are trying to get donation
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Мамаша притрухнутая какая-то, таскает своего дитя как придётся😮
Mam takie wrazenie,ze dziecko ma cos z jaderkami,moze guz?,i matka instynktownie go przewraca i pokazuje ludziom,ze cos z nimi nie tak...hest takie wrazenie...
Джарангу 7 месяцев от рождения и судя по роликам он родился нормальным .
Thank you for your expert opinion.
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He is closing in on 9 months. I think he’s normal, but something has gone off
@@JennyMiller-rt4ue Jarang is not normal. He is developmentally delayed and the equivalent of a special needs child.
At nine months he should
* have full control of his limbs
* be able to sit up on his own
* be able to walk and run
* his teeth should be fully grown in
* he should be independent from his mom and supplement his diet with foraged foods
* he should be seeking independence from his mom
*he should be well on his way to being an expert climber
Those are a few of the many milestones he has missed. Jarang also appears to be the size of about a three-month-old. Granted that is hard to tell but assuming his mom. is standard size it is possible to make res ably accurate assumptions.
@@AxalotalThank You for your Expert opinion.
El bebé está delgado le tendrian que dar un suplemento de comida. Es evidente que tiene un problema y no se alimenta normalmente Los empleados del zoo lo tendrian que ayudar. No pueden tener un animalito en exhibición enfermo.
People so dang worried no nothing . How do you think they make it in the wild. This is all normal. But your all orangutan experts 😂 did the baby cry ? Not a single time thats nothing compared to what can and does happen.
Can you please stop with this click baiting crap, you no these videos are riling some people up and concerning others. Didn't you say you'd stop uploading about them ? Was that a lie ?
I’m sorry your comment is stupid. This is an orangutan group that the poster has been following forever, It’s not a “Johnny come lately” post of something sensational solely for the purpose of click bait.
She has been posting this orangutan since its birth, and will likely be posting for years to come. Even if this orangutan was more normal, she would still be posting it. Feel free to scroll on by.
Зачем вы так?Ведь многие, действительно, хотят знать,как дела у Джинги и Джаранга.
Many of us have fallen in love with this little family and want to keep up with their progress. If you don't like the videos then don't watch them.
They did stop and people wanted him to start again. Some people are genuinely interested in this family.
No family is perfect in any of the Great Ape families. What we are witnessing is a mom taking care of a special needs child without support.
It is not J or J's fault. This is life as it is. A mom lovingly taking care of her child with minimal help and support.
If you don't like what you see then stop watching. Personally, it has inspired me to do two things.
1. Write a paper on this family. It is fascinating and orangutan caretakers all. over the world could benefit
2. Go and work for an orangutan rehabilitation organization.
@@svinwonderland with all due respect, what progress have you seen? He's doing worse every day!
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