These animals were born in captivity, descended from orangutans that were rescued many years ago They have a healthy lifestyle, with all the food and medical care they could need They have a state of the art habitat that more than exceeds the capacity recommended for captive orangutans this included large green outdoor areas and dry indoor areas and can freely move between them throughout the day Hopefully with the essential continued work zoos like this and conservationists do around the world one day all great apes will be safe to live and thrive, in their natural environment, the wild
Normally I might agree with you. However there are poachers who kill these animals for fun, sport, money etc. Those in regular zoos usually live on rock or concrete. These here are taken care of. They even have Veterinarians who can help. They don't have that in the wild. It's usually better to weigh the pros and cons. I will also say that I'm sure there are some places that are horrible and shouldn't have them. I think they should all (zoos etc. be looked at on an individual bases. The zoos I went to years ago never had their animals living in a place as nice as this. And these are not locked into small cages. They are kept in groups so they have each other. etc.
Yes it is a sad reality that they are declining rapidly in the wild It is the amazing and essential work that great accredited zoos like Chester do, that give these magnificent animals hope for the future With the goal that they may once again thrive in the wild All zoos in the UK are monitored and have to be up to standard with expert animal care and facilities, including minimum size of enclosures for the animals they hold and many like Chester greatly exceed these facilities The Realm of the red ape where this family of Bornean Orangutans live, along side Agile Gibbons, is widely considered the best facility in the country. This habitat has an overall exhibit size of 4920m² and consists of 3 x 10 metre high indoor enclosures and outdoor spaces. T he apes have 24 hour access to the enclosures and are not required to retire to a specific sleeping area at night. They also have areas that they can hide form visitors if they want to.
It's okay JennyMilller. Whenever I see beautiful videos like this I think of Jarang and Jingga and wish they were at this zoo. I am very sad for Jingga and Jarang.
Thank you ape tracker. We’re all on the edge of our seats watching for a little miracle. I believe he’s healthy, but disadvantaged. I think people feel his plight. It’s relatable.
Orangutans have the longest infant development period of all the great apes and most prolonged nursing period of all mammals At around 3 months they can start to eat soft fruit in addition to breast feeding At first their mothers help by grinding the food with their teeth then giving it to their baby to chew At about 1 year babies can start to solid food independently Orangutan mothers begin to Wean babies - the transition from nursing to solid foods at around 3 - 4 years of age but it has been estimated that orangutans can breast feed for up to 9 years especially in the wild
Yes he was just out of shot, I was too focused on watching adorable baby Myrtle when it happened ! There are lots more sweet moments to come of these two though !
Watched it 3 times and I've yet to see her react to him in anyway.
Thanks for watching.
Beautiful Family❤
Morning Mother Sarikei 🐒🌷❤️ and children 🌴🍼🐒🏈🐒❤️
3-11-24
А это кто рядом присоединился неужели папа?Что то такой худенький,ростом не велик.😮
No that's her 7 year old brother,
dad was briefly shown high up, getting food from the roof
She’s got a cute little Mohawk hair cut there. So sweet. Mom’s a good mom.
Thanks so much for watching and supporting the channel. 🥰
That's an Ohawk
Looks like she found a good punk band to sing for. What a little cutie
Her hair is really something, reminds me of Hilda when she was young. 🥰
That was such a cute reaction. What a lovely family. I guess partway through Tombol and then Sarikei were watching Dad as he pulled on his snack.
Çok guzeller❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Çok teşekkür ederim, videoyu beğenmenize çok sevindim 🥰
Mixed…beautiful moment, horrible they’re enclosed
These animals were born in captivity, descended from orangutans that were rescued many years ago
They have a healthy lifestyle, with all the food and medical care they could need
They have a state of the art habitat that more than exceeds the capacity recommended for captive orangutans
this included large green outdoor areas and dry indoor areas and can freely move between them throughout the day
Hopefully with the essential continued work zoos like this and conservationists do around the world
one day all great apes will be safe to live and thrive, in their natural environment, the wild
Soo sweet that mom lets brother sit their and not shoo him away ❤❤
Que lindos!
They all should be free! 😢
Normally I might agree with you. However there are poachers who kill these animals for fun, sport, money etc. Those in regular zoos usually live on rock or concrete. These here are taken care of. They even have Veterinarians who can help. They don't have that in the wild. It's usually better to weigh the pros and cons. I will also say that I'm sure there are some places that are horrible and shouldn't have them. I think they should all (zoos etc. be looked at on an individual bases. The zoos I went to years ago never had their animals living in a place as nice as this. And these are not locked into small cages. They are kept in groups so they have each other. etc.
Yes it is a sad reality that they are declining rapidly in the wild
It is the amazing and essential work that great accredited zoos like Chester do, that give these magnificent animals hope for the future
With the goal that they may once again thrive in the wild
All zoos in the UK are monitored and have to be up to standard with expert animal care and facilities, including minimum size of enclosures for the animals they hold and many like Chester greatly exceed these facilities
The Realm of the red ape where this family of Bornean Orangutans live, along side Agile Gibbons, is widely considered the best facility in the country.
This habitat has an overall exhibit size of 4920m² and consists of 3 x 10 metre high indoor enclosures and outdoor spaces. T
he apes have 24 hour access to the enclosures and are not required to retire to a specific sleeping area at night. They also have areas that they can hide form visitors if they want to.
@@ApeTracker1
That's great.
Ну и папа что то ростом мал уж и ниже ростом 😮
It's her brother
Sweet family ♥️
ALLAH çok buyuk
İzlediğiniz için tekrar teşekkürler 👍
Малый такой потешный - иракес смешной.Масик мамин и папин.а это кто прискокал ?😢
Whoops wrong video. Ape tracker re Jarang :)
It's okay JennyMilller. Whenever I see beautiful videos like this I think of Jarang and Jingga and wish they were at this zoo. I am very sad for Jingga and Jarang.
Me too :(@@troyannbladsacker1811
Wonderful video ❤
Thank you 🤗
This little one is to adorable 😂❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hallo ihr lieben ❣️hab euch lieb ❣️😊😘
Thanks for sharing
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Thank you ape tracker. We’re all on the edge of our seats watching for a little miracle. I believe he’s healthy, but disadvantaged. I think people feel his plight. It’s relatable.
Z matky se stala macecha 😢
Do they “wean” their babies from breast feeding?
Orangutans have the longest infant development period of all the great apes and most prolonged nursing period of all mammals
At around 3 months they can start to eat soft fruit in addition to breast feeding
At first their mothers help by grinding the food with their teeth then giving it to their baby to chew
At about 1 year babies can start to solid food independently
Orangutan mothers begin to Wean babies - the transition from nursing to solid foods at around 3 - 4 years of age
but it has been estimated that orangutans can breast feed for up to 9 years especially in the wild
@@ApeTracker1 that’s amazing to me. Thank you for taking the time to break all that down. I really appreciate it!
الذي يعجبني بها انها صامته 😊
شكرا مرة أخرى على المشاهدة.
@@ApeTracker1 ❤️🌺🌹
I enjoyed this sweet sweet video ❤❤
It would be nice to see Tombol approach as baby gets excited. It's neat observing how they react to their environment.
Yes he was just out of shot, I was too focused on watching adorable baby Myrtle when it happened !
There are lots more sweet moments to come of these two though !
@@ApeTracker1 that's understandable, Myrtle is very expressive!
Tomboy is so well behaved
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That's the cutest reaction & face baby has made I've ever seen.😁😁😁
She's got a great mohawk hair doo
I admire their jaws, they handle leaves and bark so well, they are very durable !!