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Orang Utan Zoo Melaka
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Monyong - an Indonesian word that translates as "lippy", from her endearing habit of pursing her mouth and blowing kisses - is an orang-utan. And the fact she is here illustrates the brutal story of the destruction of one of the world's last true wildernesses.
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Orangutan numbers are now down by 92% compared with a century ago and have been reduced by half in Northern Sumatra between 1993 and 2000. The orangutans ancient origin is not agreed upon. One hypothesis says.....
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An OFI Orangutan Release in 2009by Jade Chang, B.A. UC Irvine, Volunteer for OFI
Today was an incredible day. I had the privilege to go along with Dr. Biruté Mary Galdikas to release five orangutans from the Orangutan Care Center and Quarantine near Pangkalan Bun in the Indonesian province of Central Borneo.
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A new baby was born!!
A new baby is always an exciting event and it is no different at Sepilok, especially when it is one of their own rehabilitated orangutans who introduces their new born to the world.
Britt was an orphan who was rescued from a plantation in the Kinabatangan region of Sabah on 27th November 1999 and was thought to be approximately 18 months old. When Britt arrived at Sepilok she was given a thorough medical check and she was found to be in good health .........
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Orangutan numbers are now down by 92% compared with a century ago and have been reduced by half in Northern Sumatra between 1993 and 2000. The orangutans ancient origin is not agreed upon. One hypothesis says.....
read more
* * *
An OFI Orangutan Release in 2009by Jade Chang, B.A. UC Irvine, Volunteer for OFI
Today was an incredible day. I had the privilege to go along with Dr. Biruté Mary Galdikas to release five orangutans from the Orangutan Care Center and Quarantine near Pangkalan Bun in the Indonesian province of Central Borneo.
read more...
* * *
A new baby was born!!
A new baby is always an exciting event and it is no different at Sepilok, especially when it is one of their own rehabilitated orangutans who introduces their new born to the world.
Britt was an orphan who was rescued from a plantation in the Kinabatangan region of Sabah on 27th November 1999 and was thought to be approximately 18 months old. When Britt arrived at Sepilok she was given a thorough medical check and she was found to be in good health .........
read more ....
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