Omg me too thank god im not the only one!!! 😂😂😂 I spotted a particularly rotund beni looking guy at 1:53 sitting on right side of screen. If he keeps plumping up we may have a Beni #2! 😆😆😆🥰🥰🥰🦧🦧🦧
I love these guys. I had hoped to volunteer in one of the sanctuaries, when I retired. Unfortunately, that’s not going to happen. I’ll have to be happy watching videos and rescuing dogs. Many dogs are treated just as bad. I’m rescuing another one this week.
My heart is still with Donald, Chen Chen, Saturnus, Hamlet, Cha Cha, Daisy, and all the students from Orangutan Island. I'll always love them. I miss Lone Droescher Nielsen very much as well.
I love these gentle giants. I often wonder, after being in "school" for years and having their "mothers" there for food and comfort, when they are released do they miss their mothers and wonder why they aren't there?
Orangutans don't think like humans, you dumbass. For the first 6 - 7 years of their lives, they cling to their mothers; but after that, they split off to live their own lives. Orangutans are largely solitary creatures. They don't "wonder why their mothers aren't there".
Most become wilder while living on the pre-release islands and learn to avoid humans, which is why there is very little human interaction with orangutans there, other than the daily food delivery. In the wild, adult females may occasionally hang around with related females but adult males are solitary, which is what the "students" seem to learn when on the pre-release islands.
@@Cara-39 Nothing could be further from the truth. These pre-release islands are simply places where these animals are intentionally "lost" so that they can be transferred to circuses, zoos and to wealthy people in the Middle East. This "foundation" is one of the biggest frauds around when it comes to conservation. This immoral foundation is making a huge amount of money by stealing these animals from the forest, making cartoon-like videos of the "rehabilitation" process and then selling these animals. It is disgusting and you need to educate yourself on this situation before you spread more misinformation.
The baby orangutans at Nyaru Menteng are mostly fat compared to babies in the jungle with their mothers. In the jungle school they are well fed with milk, fruits and vegetables. In the jungle they have to forage their own food.
Oh my Goodness I WANT THE JOB FEEDING THESE GUYS, Wipdcanimals don't have to be trained to be wild, they know how instinctually. If you have to train them to live 8n the wild that means t. hey are not wild and should not attempt to live innthe live in the wild because they will die! It's pretty obvious that they belong with people especially since they live twice as long.
on the other hand, these orang utans cant survive in the wild cos them humans are feeding them daily with delicious foods. similar to queen elizabeth being fed with the best foods daily that she never tasted mcdonalds, jack in the box or worst: burger king!!!!
When I watch these youngsters I aways look for the new "Bennie", I think at the end of this video we may have found one.😂😂
yeah, beni was really fun to watch
Omg me too thank god im not the only one!!! 😂😂😂 I spotted a particularly rotund beni looking guy at 1:53 sitting on right side of screen. If he keeps plumping up we may have a Beni #2! 😆😆😆🥰🥰🥰🦧🦧🦧
I love these guys. I had hoped to volunteer in one of the sanctuaries, when I retired. Unfortunately, that’s not going to happen. I’ll have to be happy watching videos and rescuing dogs. Many dogs are treated just as bad. I’m rescuing another one this week.
Is there going to be jungle school season 3?
Unfortunately, the contract was only for 2 seasons. There may be other shows. People are interested in doing more projects.
@@jacktragic6917 hopefully we need something I love watching these amazing animals.
Would absolutely love to watch it, but here in Spain's not available :(
They didn’t donate enough orangutans for the glue factory to sponsor them this year
My heart is still with Donald, Chen Chen, Saturnus, Hamlet, Cha Cha, Daisy, and all the students from Orangutan Island. I'll always love them. I miss Lone Droescher Nielsen very much as well.
I love these gentle giants. I often wonder, after being in "school" for years and having their "mothers" there for food and comfort, when they are released do they miss their mothers and wonder why they aren't there?
Orangutans don't think like humans, you dumbass. For the first 6 - 7 years of their lives, they cling to their mothers; but after that, they split off to live their own lives. Orangutans are largely solitary creatures. They don't "wonder why their mothers aren't there".
of course, but male friends with other orangutans - I hope.
Most become wilder while living on the pre-release islands and learn to avoid humans, which is why there is very little human interaction with orangutans there, other than the daily food delivery. In the wild, adult females may occasionally hang around with related females but adult males are solitary, which is what the "students" seem to learn when on the pre-release islands.
@@Cara-39 Nothing could be further from the truth. These pre-release islands are simply places where these animals are intentionally "lost" so that they can be transferred to circuses, zoos and to wealthy people in the Middle East. This "foundation" is one of the biggest frauds around when it comes to conservation. This immoral foundation is making a huge amount of money by stealing these animals from the forest, making cartoon-like videos of the "rehabilitation" process and then selling these animals. It is disgusting and you need to educate yourself on this situation before you spread more misinformation.
They are something special.For a wild animal to be so docile with all that food around and a bunch other orangutans is very surprising.
La belle vie après les souffrances. Ce sont de magnifiques animaux ❤❤
I hope we get a new jungle school show! This organization is amazing, thank you for all you do for these incredible apes!
1:52, a new Beni on the block😂
get theses veggies and shit out of here!!!
me too thought the same...
Healthy orangutan babies.
Always lovely to see them😍
Awesome, beautiful orangutans. I love these primates. ❤🦧❤🦧❤🦧❤🦧❤🦧❤🦧❤🦧❤🦧❤🦧❤
Thank you so much for the love you give and for sharing this lovely video ❤️🥰
Lets save them all!
1:25 me in the video store.
Magnífico trabajo en favor de los orangutanes! Gracias y ánimo!
Loveee
Love the beautiful creatures
LOVE YOU ALL THERE
The personalities of these orangutans are so human like.
❤️&Tytyty BOS Foundation❣️
No money, no plantation can be more valuable than these animals.
Do they ever get full?
I smell Beni's sibling or cousin 😂
The baby orangutans at Nyaru Menteng are mostly fat compared to babies in the jungle with their mothers. In the jungle school they are well fed with milk, fruits and vegetables. In the jungle they have to forage their own food.
They learn to forage whilst in Jungle School. The BOS makes sure every orangutan it releases can forage for food easily.
Kak ada berapa orang utan di BOSFounfation sekarang?
Oh my Goodness I WANT THE JOB FEEDING THESE GUYS, Wipdcanimals don't have to be trained to be wild, they know how instinctually. If you have to train them to live 8n the wild that means t. hey are not wild and should not attempt to live innthe live in the wild because they will die! It's pretty obvious that they belong with people especially since they live twice as long.
on the other hand, these orang utans cant survive in the wild cos them humans are feeding them daily with delicious foods.
similar to queen elizabeth being fed with the best foods daily that she never tasted mcdonalds, jack in the box or worst: burger king!!!!
They learn to forage whilst in Jungle School. The BOS makes sure every orang can do this before release.