Baby Orangutan Enjoying Time With His Mom !!
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- More footage of baby orangutan Jarang spending some wonderful time with
his mother Jingga.
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
Happy Mothers Day UK ! #mothersday
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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So sad...its heartbreaking that the zoo does absolutely nothing about it, but post these videos captioned how "cute" it is
He’s always smiling and he’s soo precious!! Little guy I’m praying for you!! He’s got the biggest cutest eyes ever!! She loves her baby and she may realize something is wrong with him but it’s not all her fault, she gives him kisses and he loves her back. I feel like the zoo is working with them but not telling everything. When we see them out let’s try finding positive things to say! And not put down mom, everything isn’t her fault!! For all we know is that he does have a serious condition and his life span might not be that long 🤷♀️but soo just doesn’t want to say because then there will be a 1,000 more statements. Let’s let mom and son enjoy each other when we see them out because again we don’t know what all the zookeepers are doing. Him crawling and raising himself up that was a milestone for him. Soo good job little man!!! And maybe they can’t do surgery right now because of his condition and he needs to get a little stronger before they can do something for his private area. He sat up for a second, good job little man. Hes moving more and rolled over and sat up ❤❤❤ it’s just like having a premature baby, sometimes you have to wait for the small things before doing the big things. One day he’s gonna be like y’all see me, I’m big now ❤❤❤😅😅😅
He has made progress since my last visit so hopefully this is a good sign, I am hoping to see some good progress this year. 🥰
Hear, hear. ❤👏
Yes! Awesome comment!
I sent an email to the Orangutan Foundation in the UK asking them to please look into this zoo and what is going on with Jinga and baby Jarang. I told them that I was afraid that Jarang might die. That he isn't being fed properly and that his scrotum is still so swollen. Probably from being dragged along the floor and everywhere else. I hope they write back to me and I hope they will take this seriously. I will be praying for both mother and baby!!
I think this baby has MS, he has no control over his hands and fingers. He will not be able to hold on to her if he tried, it’s a good thing she Carrie’s him like she does I guess !
Jinga was hand raised so she has not had her mother's example. Plus we are told the other females in the group can get aggressive. So maybe a young male could be put in with her. I agree she is bored and lonely. Her actions speak loudly. When she first started carrying him she was still quite careful. Now the one arm swing carry is getting more sloppy. Time is up on the wait and see. Take him
staff and rear him gently.
Thank you....that poor baby wants to drink but his mom won't let him!
@@cheriegautreaux4018 MS strikes adults.
It can also strike NHP such as orangutans @@JennyMiller-rt4ue
He sure is one tough lil guy ❤
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Precious baby-God bless 🤗🫶🪽
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совсем крохотный малыш🤗 мамочка заботливая и спокойная. будь здоров оранжик, расти большой!
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God bless this precious baby.
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@@ApeTracker1Is Jarang her first?
What is your opinion of the situation! Is he “special” and they are all doing their best?
OR is the zoo aware and ignoring it?
Also, had he actually latched and was sucking or was he still rooting for the nipple?
Yes, this is her first baby, my honest opinion is that he is certainly behind in development compared to other babies and I think this is partly due to his mother not pushing him to learn. I think as he grows he will catch up, just as human babies do. The Zoo monitors him very closely by both keepers and vets, this I do know first hand. The Zoo wants nothing more than their animals to do well and many of the decisions come down from the European Breeding Program. Practice is now that hand raising babies by humans is detrimental to the survival of the species even though to us is seems the best approach. It is a real shame that people attack the Zoo as they are so caring for their animals. Hope this helps. 👍
@@ApeTracker1 very much. Thank you. Could you post some of it where everyone can see it. Some are unfairly maligning the zoo because they don’t know what’s going on behind the scenes? He doesn’t look unhappy, sometimes a little confused or bewildered, nor does he appear to be starving. Again, thank you.
It looks like it takes all of his strength just to try to roll over. Ugh.
Well of course it does. How do you think babies learn?
I don’t see how he’s going to thrive. It’s taking more of the calories he’s eating just to get rolled over and to get to mom, who then stops him from feeding. He needs to learn how to be an orangutan from his mother too. That’s why orang babies are with mom the longest of other primates. The moms NEVER put them down the few months. I feel so bad. Hopefully the zoo is supplementing his feedings.
@@kimberlygandy1542 Jarang is an 8-month-old orangutan in this video. An 8-month-old orangutan does not struggle just to roll over.
@@worldfamousjason Exactly!!! They are crawling and climbing a bit at his age!
Awwww - such a sweet interaction❣️ Jingga is very tender with Jarang - he’s very active in this clip and was even able to pull himself up to a sitting position❣️ His coordination isn’t good, bless him, but he is getting stronger. I’ve said it before, but his developmental issues aren’t anybody’s fault: not Jingga’s, not the zoo’s and certainly not his. ❤ Sometimes, babies are born with health challenges that no amount of medical intervention can fix. I am sure Jingga and Jarang are seen by a vet, plus they are surrounded every day by experts in animal care. If there was something that COULD be done, why do some people imagine that the zoo would not do that?? What else do people think the zoo “should” be doing? Take Jarang from his mother, maybe? They are strongly bonded, so the consequences for Jarang’s mental and emotional health would be devastating and permanent. So what else - take them off display? That may calm the hysteria in some quarters, but it wouldn’t cure Jarang’s condition. 😢😢
A baby with developmental issues a tough job for a mother of any species, let alone a first-time mum! 😢 I’m sure the situation presents the zoo with a lot of challenges as well - but Blackpool Zoo has decided to support Jingga and Jarang to remain together, which is so important for an infant orangutan. Zoos have an important role to play in increasing our understanding of animals. They’re not just there to provide us with “cute” things to look at. (Although I think that Jarang and Jingga are very cute❣️) Hopefully, Jarang will continue to improve and we can all learn something about how best to support a baby orang with developmental difficulties. Personally, I applaud Blackpool for keeping Jingga and Jarang in the public eye. I don’t find this nearly as hard to watch as those terrible UA-cam videos in which people dress little monkeys in dolls’ clothes and make them act out scenarios with toys or other animals because - apparently - it’s “cute”. To me, THAT is animal abuse and very distressing. (I’ve blocked dozens of channels like that, but they keep appearing in my feed.😢) This is just a sweet little fellow with some health challenges - to me, that doesn’t make him disgusting, his mum negligent, or the zoo a “bad zoo”. 😢 I’m rooting hard for both Jarang and Jingga and hope to see more videos where they are growing stronger together. 🙏🙏❤❤
Love this comment ❤
That would be great…but the zoo says over and over that he is checked by vets and monitored continuously and the he healthy….his mom is just inexperienced and…between the lines, that doesn’t matter in this context. We all think it does :)
I agree 1,000% with everything you said! ❤
You have expressed exactly how I feel about them and the zoo. Thank you for laying it out so succinctly. I hope others read it and become less accusatory. Just enjoy them for who they are. If the viewers are not able to do that, go watch some of the other adorable babies who are developmentally on track. Myrtle is very cute.
All very odd
I have such a hard time watching this. Orang moms NEVER put such small babies down…😞
She was raised by her mom in Barcelona. If she had her baby there her mom might have helped her@@StrongCoreSociety
When you read the description above you will see that she was raised by her mother in Barcelona.@@StrongCoreSociety
She was born to her mum in Barcelona zoo and raised by her@@StrongCoreSociety
She has no clue. He struggled to get to her chest, began nursing and then she removed him!
Thanks for watching
Yes. My heart broke at that point. 😭
Hard to watch
@@missnarni Mine too.
At what time frame it occur? I can't seem to find it. Thank you.
I am praying that this little cutie gets stronger 🙏🏽
It's such a joy to watch him trying to do things on his own finally. I was rooting him on through my computer, LOL. He should definitely have teeth by now & you can tell by looking at him that there's something that's not right but he's finally getting it. He's just doing it at a much slower pace. He was definitely was interested on what Mom was chewing on. I loved when he kicked her in the face cuz her reaction was priceless just like us mother's reactions would be if our babies kicked us in the face. It that reaction to retaliate back at them but then realize it's your child & not someone else so you do nothing! LMAO.... Thank you for the long video. I loved watching it.
I thought the same thing when he got her in the face with his foot. Looked like that stung a little! Great comment! I agree with you!
I don't understand what's going on here? This baby is neglected and not thriving. Babies in a sanctuary are better looked after than this poor baby! Somethings not right here!
Mama is just trying to teach him how to crawl and roll over and sit up. Didn't you see all that?
no, most of us see an inexperienced new mother who needs help from the staff but obviously isn't getting it. Most of us see that she doesn't like nursing him or holding him close to her. Maybe this is the first video of them that you have seen. @@kimberlygandy1542
He's 9 months old. He should have passed some of the milestones his mother would teach him! It's not the mothers fault, she doesn't know how to be a mother. Both of them need intervention!
Thanks for the update! It's crazy to me that he's 9 months old and can barely roll over himself! I felt so bad for the little guy when he finally was able to feed, she ripped him off her chest after 2 seconds😥
I know! I thought that I was the only one who saw that!! Poor Jarang won't ever survive if he doesn't start to get some milk!! The staff can feed him and still let him be with his mom. But it's obvious that she doesn't like nursing him. She holds him in her hand with a grip, not because she is loving, but so he wont crawl back to feed!! Soooooo sad!!
I agree!! This is the first baby they have had in 20 years so they probably didn't think they would need to hire someone who knows how to deal with a new mother and baby. But they should. And they need to be bottle feeding him!! Makes me so angry! I don't live there but if I did...look out because I would really let them know what I think about how they are treating an endangered species!!@@StrongCoreSociety
He's not as far along as he should be, she's not a very good mom. Zoo needs to help some way, take baby and raise it themselves. I worry about the babies future
Hes a tough one. Whats wrong with his testicles? Is anything being done about it?
No one can get any solid information about it.
Not sure, I think it might be hydrocele, I will hopefully be able to find out on my next visit. 🥰
The sad part is when he sits up, he can’t stay upright because his groin is so swollen he can’t balance properly@@ApeTracker1
Doesn't anyone think the baby has a problem with his left foot?I don´t know........
Yes I do. He has lots of problems.
Yes this baby has MS, he can’t control his fingers or hands so he couldn’t hold on if he tried
@@cheriegautreaux4018 I was wondering if he might have something like that. If that be the case it may explain the mother. In the wild this baby might not survive. Don't animals often reject a baby if it is not healthy? She looks like she interacts with him only because they are alone in the same enclosure 😢
@@cheriegautreaux4018 MS strikes adults, not infants or children
It is a very drab enclosure compared to other zoos. Maybe the zoo will have some heart and set up a little play area for him. I think his mom would use it. They are a very intelligent great ape species. I see in some of your other recent shorts he is doing so much better, she is actually carring him on her chest in one. Thank you for your continued updates on this mother and her baby boy.
He is definitely trying and so damn sweet :) Jingga doesn’t seem very involved/interested. Can’t put my finger on it. She used to be playful and curious. Now she seems dulled…sedated even….it really upsets me.
That's been my observation also. Jingga just doesn't seem or act interested in mothering him. Hoping she's nursing him enough.
As far as I know they have been in that room alone since he was born. The others visit next door and they can see each other but they are not allowed out and others not allowed in. I don't think any of the other females have had babies so I guess letting g them in could be dangerous. But she does look bored stiff. I feel sorry for.her and the zoo who are in a difficult place of keeping baby safe with mum meaning there is little stimulus for mum.
I agree. @@milliemills7263
@@milliemills7263it was mentioned soon after he was born that the zoo is keeping them separate for the baby's safety. The other females don't have babies and they thought one or more might attack or try and kill the baby. It was a smart move for the zoo.
@ApeTracker1 How recent a video is this because it hardly looks like he’s grown. It would be helpful to your followers if you would add dates of when you filmed the clips to your posts. Thanks
Hey, it says in the description below the video that this was filmed in February 2024, so this is a more recent video☺.. So he's barely grown at all, he looks like he's only about 3-4 months old even though he's 9 months old.
Thanks for watching, he was eight months old as of this video, he isn't big but had certainly grown since my visit in December. Hope this helps. 👍
Thanks for the clarification @ApeTracker1 I appreciate your updates
He needs some ropes, poles, rails, or anything around him so he can learn how to grip with his hands or climb on. There's nothing for him to learn how to do it since Jingga won't let him cling on her chest. He just lay there on hay most of time. How can he sit up without anything to hold on? No mental stimulation. Only he can play with his reluctant mama's face and her hands.
I feel your frustration! I can't believe this is a zoo? I'm not sure it is a zoo. It's heart breaking seeing this baby neglected. 😔
@@sandram5747 he’s not neglected, many make judgment calls on the zoo, the keepers and Jingga. A 5 or 10 minute video does not provide a full perspective of the care provided. These animals are endangered an this is a good zoo. They are not going to neglect this animal and they haven’t.
That’s what I think too! Other zoo set up baby level climbing for the baby ….and their moms help them learn which Jingga doesn’t do
@@sandram5747
Has it occurred to zoo officials
That maybe Jingga is mentally challenged ? She looks like she's moving in a trance; not all there?
And yes, Jarang's swelling IS concerning and DOES need attention, or at least an explanation.
I have heard of reputable zoos giving orangutans anti-anxiety medications…I don’t know anything about it and I was really (!) surprised …it was in a zoo talk at an esteemed US zoo…I wonder about Jingga…@@mike48877
Cute footage of Rich Evans as a child!
This little guy doesn't look like he us nine months old, nor does he seem to act like one. I'm not a primare expert, but unless they show more promising videos of development, changes should be made to give this little guy a better chance to thrive. Praying for baby, mama, and their keepers. Thank you for the update!
I think Mama's waiting for him or her to crawl
She is a kind of helpless too
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Я всё ещё надеюсь, что у Джаранга всё будет хорошо ,я люблю этого малыша.Спасибо за видео❤
Poor little one :(
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She needs to take hold oh him and let him eat!!!!
Заморенный детёныш орунгутанга 😢❤
The most important part is he is with his mom. They will thrive for a long time 😃
I think the problem is partly bc baby doesn’t properly respond with crying. Crying helps mom learn what baby needs.
God bless mama and baby .❤❤❤❤❤
One-month-old orangutans have more motor development and very chaotic movements. I wonder what he will be like when he is a few years old, if he survives. I have never seen such an orangutan in the natural environment before, they simply die due to natural selection!!
He is really trying. The sad part now is it seems to be all up to him :(
It's very difficult for me to watch this baby and his mother. Has the Zoo given any information about his care and condition??? Or are they just ignoring this? It's very disturbing.
He has certainly developed since my last visit in December so that was encouraging, hopefully he will have a good year.
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽@@ApeTracker1
I suspect if this baby were female, the zoo would be stepping in. But because the baby is a male, they are taking the wait and let’s see attitude.
If she refuses to feed him, does the staff provide bottles? Does she always refuse to feed?
She does the majority of feeding behind a privacy screen that the zoo has set up. 👍
@@ApeTracker1 Thanks so much. Makes me feel better. He's exceptionally cute.
Important to hear, thank you.@@ApeTracker1
@@ApeTracker1 Hope you can film her feeding him. We don't see her doing that often.
So really we don't know if she is feeding him!! Because when he tries to feed while you are filming she doesn't let him. @@ApeTracker1
Good to see them enjoying time together ❤
On Christmas Eve, someone posted a heartbreaking video on Blackpool zoo FB of Jingga knocking her hands (in loose fists) one at a time on the window, looking so desperate for company. There was a companion video of Jarang lying on his back, breathing through his mouth for some reason. The post has been removed..
He may as well be a week old, developmentally, yet the zoo doesn’t intervene. He definitely isn’t where a boy within a couple of months of being a year old should be.
Thankfully he has made progress since my last visit, hopefully he will have a good year. 👍
@@ApeTracker1 Sadly, I don’t expect to ever see him climb or make it to adulthood. Mother of the year, zoo of the year, these are not.
I agree! Something is not right here. These are a protected species. It not getting protected.
Is it possible that Blackpool is very aware of the situation and have decided to let mom and baby stay together as the best solution?
If they put out a notice there would be cries for euthanasia and people making fun of him. Currently, most visitors are unaware and are entranced by a cute baby. He’s not starving, maybe there are feeding him behind the scenes. There are answers, and maybe the zoo isn’t sharing for a valid reason. 🤷🏻♀️
@@PamPreston78 Maybe. What I don’t understand was seeing the very first videos of him left on the ground, dragged along, carried by her feet, etc. It appears to me if there’s another, he or she should be reared by a surrogate or keeper. This whole situation is abnormal at best. Very sad.
I see what she's doing... She's making him work this little muscles
That's what I'm seeing too.
He works his muscles clinging to the mother. No baby orangutan get taught to use their muscles in this way.
On a plus note, i see that the involuntary movements of his mouth seem to be gone! I'm not sure what that means, but I'm going to take it as a good sign.
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@@ApeTracker1 I hope you have a wonderful weekend too, AT!
I think his teeth are coming in…I think it’s uncomfortable. The zoo near me started giving the baby things to chew on when the infant was 6 months ..big lettuce, kale.
I think he sneezed.
I really wish that we could discover if they’ve had specialists in to see this little guy. He clearly isn’t growing as he should or developing as he should. Makes me so so very sad.
I saw her with him on April 25th 2024. He is sitting up and crawling a little. She came over when he started to move from where she lay him on his back, so I don't know how far he can crawl. The zookeepers informed me that he was born premature, so he is behind in growth and movement and learning. Janga is absolutely beautiful and was sat up smiling when Jinnga brought him over to show all the visitors.
I recorded a few videos, but they haven't turned out very well due to my phone being not too good at recording, and I'm disabled in a wheelchair.
Thank you for the update. I desperately want to go. Its about 4 hour drive for me and I really only want to see them. I'm pleased he is crawling. I think he's going to develop like a human baby because really she treats him like we do our babies, putting them down to sleep etc. I would love to see your video x
Hey Ape tracker. Maybe you could explain what’s going on with this baby. How old is he here etc
Thanks for watching, he was eight months old in this video. 👍
C est vrai il est incapable de se tenir debout de se redresser, il me fait peine car elle zappe son bébé alors que lui ne demande que les bras, il a une jolie petite tête, je l enlèverait avec amour❤❤❤❤
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How long do zoos typically keep orangutans moms and babies away from the rest of the family?
I haven't seen this happen before. Most people watching this are confused because it's not normally seen. Both the mother and baby are doing the best they can but sadly for Jarang it doesn't look enough!
I think keeping them alone would be fine if she was 100% invested…@@StrongCoreSociety
They're always with their mom
Can we request more video frm jingga and jarang..been long
I have never seen an orang leave her baby on the ground,keepers need to take him out and teacher her how to be a momma
Добрая мама, милый детеныш, люблю эту породу
Me too
Why does staff keep watching Jarang's mother ignore him? It's obvious she is not interested in this baby or lacks maturity to care for him. Every os often she will pat on him. If this was at another zxo this baby would have already been removed from her for better CARE!
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I don’t understand how this baby doesn’t cry with a mother who takes him off her breast, this way he would be giving her a signal.
She seems to do most of her feeding of him behind a screen in a privacy area set up by the zoo. 👍
I would have thought it would be difficult to hear him make any noise through the thick glass. I would also presume the rooms are noise protected for the animals sake. With a large large amount of people watching them, lots of young children, the noise would be awful and the animals would never be able to rest. So I think the glass is sound proofed and the 'unusual involentary mouth movements' people have spoken about might just be him crying or squeeking.
@@milliemills7263 I asked this channel if they had ever seen this baby orangutan cry and they answered no.
@@milliemills7263 This channel wrote in one of its comments that they have never seen this baby orangutan cry, and in this video they don’t say that he is crying either.
@@milliemills7263 If this baby is crying or squeeking: Why is his mother so indifferent? Why do you hear the birds and not the squeeking? Will there be birds on this side of the glass?
I saw her at the zoo with him when he was first born. She left in the hay alone some of the time, so I asked a lady zookeeper about Jinga was reacting to her baby, and she said they were monitoring the situation. She said that Jinga had no other mother to learn mothering from, so she had to find out how to be a mother. I have videos.
He was so tiny when he was born, as he was premature. She obviously does love her baby.
What a joke that heading is!! I really don't think he is enjoying time with his mom!! Poor Jarang, he struggles to get to her breast only for her to keep it away from him by holding him back where he started. I believe that she doesn't like him feeding so she holds him away from her. but he knew where he wanted to go and he actually made it there, but she sadly kept him from nursing. he will eventually die if they don't step in with soy milk that has what he needs to gain some weight. I pray for him!!
I agree 👍
So do I. It seems so cruel. She held him up to help him nurse and then pulled him away. And, I think his teeth are coming in…what will she do then?
It’s not her fault. I happen to think she hasn’t had the best possible treatment as a zoo orangutan.
The orangs at my local zoo have choices all day (choice and control is one their slogans) tons of enrichment that changes regularly and warm herbal tea every morning (which seems a little precious, but there you go)@@sandram5747
tHE BABY IS SNEEZING AND WHY DOES HE KEEP OPENING HIS MOUTH??
The zookeepers need to take him away from her. She is obviously not taking care of him properly. I have never seen a mother ape leave her baby alone like that and not carry them around everywhere she goes. They need to hand rear him or give give him to a surrogate mother ape.
I’m always very sad when I see this poor baby, he’s been neglected since he was born and no one is stepping in to help. I also think the enclosure is awful.
sad she is the only O rang to leave baby on the ground all the time
Беда , люди помогите 😢😢😢
IDK 🤷♀️,, but I love gorillas 🦍 and there is this one female that didn’t like to feed her baby where anyone could see. She would hide in a cave (outdoor enclosure cave not a real cave) and feed her baby and indoors she would hide way up high out of the visitors view.. And this gorilla would carry her baby on her legs also… maybe this mum orangutan is like that
Maybe but it's highly unlikely to happen in a zoo where the baby isn't thriving. 😕
@@sandram5747 well that baby is 3 now and doing great 😎
Another zoo video from a while back in Japan, mum kept moving baby away from nipple. You can see her expression when he latched on it hurt. You can see similar in this video. Likely he didn't latch on well so it hurt so she moved him. Most people who have experience csd breast feeding will know that sometimes it can really hurt!
(Apologise to anyone who might not have been able to breast feed and desperately wanted to, my comment is not meant to upset/trigger anyone)
True. The mother does not seems to know what to do. Has she been around other mothers and babies,? They should have learned from their own mothers how to behave with a baby. I see no spark in her when she gets close to the baby. She doesn't respond when he grasps her arm. She looks depressed. He needs interventiom. I vehemently oppose taking these animals from mothers but it would do better being hand raised in a sanctuary and then hopefully live out his life with companions. Does this baby have a medical condition?
Отважный Джаранг и его заботливая мамв предоставлены сами себе! Сражаются с проюлеммами сами!
У них есть только наша любовь❤
Yes. We do all love him :)
Джарангу 14 марта исполнилось 9 месяцев. Ровесница ему малышка Нила из Венского зоопарка . У Нилы тоже молодая мама ,
It's so sad to see how much this baby Struggling in wild mother would never leave her child on the ground and walk away.The child is always stuck to your mom 24 hours aday untill they are able to walk way that normally takes about a year or more they Learn how to climb by climbing on their own mother as I said. I don't know why they're making this videos and thinking doing a good thing by person ahhhhh or giving them Thumbs up
Is there any new update on the baby
I watch alot of this orangutan mom video on facebook. and i keep saying this. Something is not right with this mom. in the wild or even in the zoo you wont see orangutan mom let her baby roaming on the floor alone like that. I feel like, she's doesn't know what to do with the baby. the zoo need to put extra attention on her before she killed the baby. this is so disturbing the way she treat her baby. Does she even feed that little baby ? i guess not.
No już sam siada,chyba jest niedonoszony,matka chyba to rozumie
Thanks so much for watching. 👍 Have a wonderful Week 🥰
Jarang “is not spending some wonderful time with his mother”!!! He’s struggling to get to her but she’s more interested in eating, it’s sad to watch her unmotherly behavior towards him!!☹️
Парень! Не сдавайся! Полжи к сисе и молочку.Снова и снова😢
I’m pretty sure this baby has M-S , he cannot control his hands or fingers !
He has developed a lot since my last visit and fortunately Orangutans don't suffer from M.S. Thanks for watching. 👍
I wish the zoo would put out a definitive statement. If they are going to "let him go" we should know. If he is getting any supplemental feeding, etc. that would allay a lot of fears. As for his "lump"...well, he's too small to operate on and maybe it's something that could be fixed later. Or, it may be a birth defect. Regardless, it seems to me, as an untrained observer, that if he grows up he may be an invalid...very challenging situation....Mother herself doesn't seem to be acting like we see others act either, but then again, her baby isn't the usual either. When she was dragging him around by the legs maybe that was all she COULD do as he had no strength at all at that point. Such a difficult situation!
She certainly uses some different methods but I was pleased to see that he had grown since my last visit, hopefully he will progress well this year. 👍
This zoo blows
Esse BB 🐒 tem problemas e a mãe tbm...quero vê quando o pior acontecer, qual a desculpa que vão dá???😢😢😢
Do she ever feed him?😮😢
Yes she does feed him a lot, he has grown considerably since my last visit. 🥰
Джаранг хотел попить молочка из сиси , но мамаша почему-то не дала 😢
bad mother
this little one has complete underdevelopment, he doesn't even have teeth, I wonder what he will look like in a few years, when he lives, there is little chance of it.