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Orangutans are one of our closest relatives, sharing 97% of our DNA. But as human populations increase, orangutan numbers are in decline. Orangutans once ranged throughout Indochina and south to Java. But today fragmented populations of two subspecies are restricted to the islands of Borneo and Sumatra.
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Probably no more than 50,000 Borneo orangutans and 6,650 Sumatra orangutans remain in the wild, half the number that existed 20 years ago. The way things are going, in another 50 years wild orangutans could be all but extinct.
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nana I always salute for the people who works for nature conservation..
they're the real world hero! - ry2
wonderful... so sweet, dear... I think that the baby fell happy, his mother has given the beautiful language from the face, the language of love... I wish they always fine, life happily together in...
- Devira
Waaa so cute just like human baby. Since I've baby their face expressions just like mine. Sad to hear that cutie creatures are in danger. Hope this blog will help them atleast build public...
- Tria
very cute, but it looks harder to take care than human baby. Btw, why they put the baby in a basket near the dog?? Wouldn't it be dangerous?
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is it placenta that she ate?.... i'm glad i'm not orang utan, hehehe how come ar she knew exactly how to get her baby out and that she must clean up the baby gently step by step without hurting it?...
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