I also write a travel blog: apocketfulofpostcards.blog/ Check out 'The Jungle Book' Parts 1 & 2 documenting my time on the extraordinary island of Sumatra!
BaddaBigBoom (5th element connection? Or maybe I remembered it wrong) Anyway, you summed it up perfectly, I'd give you ten thumbs up!!👍👍👍 I fucking Luv orangutans, always have.🙈💖🤗💖🙈
Taking a trek through the jungle has nothing to do with palm oil production. If anything, building up an eco tourism industry would do a world of good in preserving these natural environments and habitats because it would lessen the overreliance on palm oil production for the economy.
It's teaching you a lesson. Next time you might not be so lucky respect their space you're in their home plus to be so ballsy with a little baby like that
Not trying to prove anything. I love animals and nature. I would never deliberately try to get so close but this orangutan came to us and reached out for my hand. We were with experienced guides who all have a depth of understanding about orangutan behavior and how to keep safe in their company.
I'm so glad there are people like you in the comments that know this. Not sure why everyone expects an orangutan to behave aggressively with no provocation.
I love them Can a orangutan kill or really hurt a human in a fight? They are huge but look so slow normally monkeys are fast af but they look like they are taking a hit from a blunt constantly with everytime they breath😂
Which part of this do you feel exhibits cruelty? And how do you feel you're able to garner that from a 30 second video? These creatures are wild. They're not forced there, are forced to do anything. They were rehabilitated from captivity so very used to being around humans from a young age. I can assure you no harm came to this orangutan or her child. I'm vegan and fully against any form of animal cruelty.
What happened after the camera cuts off. I'm pretty sure this is Jackie and has actually bitten several people after they run out of food. I don't think she has ever badly hurt anyone (though even a play bite from these cuties can do some damage).
Either way. What a cool experience. Ive been watching orangutan videos and following the rehabs for some time and its kinda funny I can recognize these guys by name sometimes. 😂
I was all good! Jojo (our guide) obviously has a pretty good relationship with Jackie and some of the other rescue Organutan's and she went over to him
This orangutan was rehabilitated so used to being around humans for the earlier years of their life. They could certainly be aggressive but it's unlikely unless they feel threatened.
Seen a video like this there was a woman got too close to the ape The ape kept trying to bite her hand The people with her kept trading with the ape with food till it let go of her
a lot of the orangutans in Gunung Leuser national park are rescued, and they spent years being rehabilitated into their natural jungle habitat through a government program involving the local guides. For this reason, human contact comes naturally to Orangutans like Jackie
They do this..as a form of " holding the person hostage" so to speak...until they get enough FOOD to fill them to there satisfaction...😲😞 It's EXTREMELY DANGEROUS AND QUITE DISCUSTING IF YOU ASK ME😢
Looking back I could have better considered the risks, but they're risks I'm willing to take to connect with our natural world. I would much rather this than taking an animal from it's natural habitat and placing them in zoo. Or those born in captivity.
They're immensely human in their characteristics and behaviour. You wouldn't believe quite how much that's true until you're up close to them in their natural habitat. I would not typically recommend getting this close to wild animals, especially one as string as an orangutan. However these one's in particular were rescued from captivity and spent years being rehabilitated into the jungle again to live a better life. They're used to human contact and friendly to visitors that come with good intentions and with a local guide that understands their behaviour. I would truly recommend a trip to Bukit Lawang, Sumatra for a future travel plan.
Si la verdad es k sufren los animalitos en cautiverio los pasan todo lo k es acen abusan de su integridad vistiiendolos como si fueran humanos como no hablan no se pueden defender en vídeos k an pasado uno mo puede ayudarlos
Ofelia desde Argentina pienso lo mismo sufro cuando veo los videos k graban d los pobres amimales monitos vestidos como niños,o la agrecividad entre ellos,como s lastiman,no tienen alma corazon no sufren al filmar cuando s agreden entre ellos????
It was the closest I've felt with any other animal. Her facial expressions, the way her hands felt, everything about them feels remarkably human. And yes, they're so strong. The males are said to be around 8 times stronger than a human.
I didn't go there attempting to get that close to one. You're so right, the males especially are immensely strong, and territorial. Thankfully, this female came to us of her own choice, swinging down from the canopy of the jungle. She was perfectly content in our company and left a few minutes later with a gift of some fruit.
Pela a dor que Estou sentindo ela está dando a luz e um parto natural com Os animais e as mulheres de antigamente e assim nada de anestesia ou cesária hoje quem opta pôr uma cesária e porque foi acompahada pelo médico e tem problemas com a abertura óssea da bacia ossos não tem declaração e o bebê e a cabeça do bebê e maior que a abertura essasas matanças e transmutação foi aparecendo com o longos dias tempos e hoje estamos juntos com pessoas que não tem mais essa sensibilidade
She could for sure, but they're generally kind creatures. Very intelligent and empathetic. If they know you mean no harm, they won't feel threatened and cause you harm either.
Hey - if you're still interested. Many orangutans were rescued from captivity in Sumatra years ago, this being one of them. She out of the jungle canopy came to see us and reached for my hand. After a few minutes, the guides gave her a gift of some fruits and she accepted these and left us in peace. The experience was incredible, a little scary, but another travel moment that really opened my eyes.
@Linda Garris if you know how it will be processed using nickel powder and then be purified chemically thereafter. That's for what some candy have a taste of metal sometimes.
Props to you for raising this issue. Since this experience I've been a lot more conscious of finding foods without palm oil included in the ingredients.
Orangutans are not typically aggressive creatures, and in particular these ones have been rehabilitated to the jungle from captivity. This rehab means they're comfortable being around people. While it has risks, I feel much better about meeting an animal in their own environment than going to a zoo and watching them from behind a cage.
Something I will be thinking about next time I head into the jungle but I can tell you I felt safe. She was calm, unthreatened, and came to us of her own volition.
@@HenryArrizen check out this post I wrote Henry! It's got loads more content about my time in the Sumatran jungle and Bukit Lawang. apocketfulofpostcards.blog/2020/09/21/the-jungle-book-part-2/ A tonne of photos too!
Did anyone else notice that it looks as tho the human has a bandage on their hand? Either the human is a slow learner or very 'unlucky' @ this human/monkey interaction. Wonder if the teeth, skin & hair were flyin'?! I know that I shouldn't but this REALLY tickled me & had me laughing! If that WAS the scenario I wonder if this individual still sticks their hands where they DONT belong? SOME PEOPLE JUST CAN'T TAKE HINTS, Oh my goodness!🤤😨😭🤕
Neither actually. I cut my hand during a dive in Thailand. The Orangutan's were incredibly friendly, which is no surprise given they share 98% of our DNA, and came to meet us completely of their own free will. Maybe learn a little more about the background of a situation before you cast judgement :)
I also write a travel blog: apocketfulofpostcards.blog/
Check out 'The Jungle Book' Parts 1 & 2 documenting my time on the extraordinary island of Sumatra!
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"Stop right there, don't come near my child, grow your own palm oil and stay the f*ck out of Sumatra ...you've done enough damage".
BaddaBigBoom (5th element connection? Or maybe I remembered it wrong)
Anyway, you summed it up perfectly, I'd give you ten thumbs up!!👍👍👍
I fucking Luv orangutans, always have.🙈💖🤗💖🙈
@@natashalaing7757 Thankyou, it's something I made up, imagining what a mother Orangutan might be thinking.
@@BaddaBigBoom 🙈🤗😁😂😂😁
Taking a trek through the jungle has nothing to do with palm oil production. If anything, building up an eco tourism industry would do a world of good in preserving these natural environments and habitats because it would lessen the overreliance on palm oil production for the economy.
@@apocketfulofpostcards8116 I know. It was not meant to be taken literally per se.
"Son, meet your new father"
Amazing animals! So chill and yet so strong. We have to protect them!
Mother Orangutan is healing his bandaged hand. Relaxation encouraging him to chill in his Life.
I need that kind of encouragement 😅😅
It's teaching you a lesson. Next time you might not be so lucky respect their space you're in their home plus to be so ballsy with a little baby like that
She came over to us. We didn't seek her out. She was rehabilitated from captivity so she knows the guides well.
SO TRUE 🐒🐵 TREND CAREFULLY, YOU MIGHT NOT HAVE,, CAME BACK WITH A HAND🤔🤔 SERIOUSLY BE VERY CAUTIOUS WHEN IT COMES TO THEIR BABIES🤔😮😒😟😞🐒🐵💞💞🌷
С ума схожу от этой милоты !!!
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Оно и заметно, что пишет неадекватный человек 🤦♀️🤦♀️🥴
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People are so stupid around wild animals and they get exactly what they deserve for being so complacent and thinking they're the alpha, PERIOD.
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Yes they do
Not trying to prove anything. I love animals and nature. I would never deliberately try to get so close but this orangutan came to us and reached out for my hand.
We were with experienced guides who all have a depth of understanding about orangutan behavior and how to keep safe in their company.
Some of these photographers can't resist the idea of trying to touch animal babies.
I live in north borneo, normally urangutannis very shy and gentle.. not aggressive ..
Tell me the stories of the superior wise orangutan
I'm so glad there are people like you in the comments that know this. Not sure why everyone expects an orangutan to behave aggressively with no provocation.
Теперь у малыша,есть отец 👍🏼
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I love them
Can a orangutan kill or really hurt a human in a fight? They are huge but look so slow normally monkeys are fast af but they look like they are taking a hit from a blunt constantly with everytime they breath😂
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Damn 😂 yeah an Orangutan would absolutely obliterate a human in a fight if they wanted to - they're around 8x stronger than us!
Why are humans so entitled and ignorant,you are lucky she didn't RIP it off,you dont push up on any animal let alone a mommy
So true! Why are these people allowed to make videos ! Notice how cruel these videos on monkeys and orangutan videos are!
Which part of this do you feel exhibits cruelty? And how do you feel you're able to garner that from a 30 second video?
These creatures are wild. They're not forced there, are forced to do anything. They were rehabilitated from captivity so very used to being around humans from a young age.
I can assure you no harm came to this orangutan or her child. I'm vegan and fully against any form of animal cruelty.
Nothing in this video indicates anger, stress. She came willingly, held hands willingly. We didn't seek her out. She came to us.
I.ve never seen such a rubio orangutan. He seems to be kind.
She was very friendly! So calm too.
What happened after the camera cuts off. I'm pretty sure this is Jackie and has actually bitten several people after they run out of food. I don't think she has ever badly hurt anyone (though even a play bite from these cuties can do some damage).
Either way. What a cool experience. Ive been watching orangutan videos and following the rehabs for some time and its kinda funny I can recognize these guys by name sometimes. 😂
I was all good! Jojo (our guide) obviously has a pretty good relationship with Jackie and some of the other rescue Organutan's and she went over to him
@@apocketfulofpostcards8116 That's awesome! Super jealous! I would love to be able to experience that ones day!
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What happens if it won't let go af your wrist?
😃😀😄😃😀😄 me thinking of the same
@@violakabigabwa9240 these animals are hugely strong & powerful.
@@jamesproudlove1527 I know right I'm from Uganda we live with them and could not risk.
@@violakabigabwa9240 You mean apes like gorillas and chimps?.... I didn't realize orangutans were in Africa.
Thankfully we had plenty of fruit on hand. We gave her some as a gift and she went on her way back into the canopy.
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Seeing an animal in their natural habitat rather than behind a glass wall in the middle of a city. The best way to see nature.
It’s about to slap the crap out of you with it’s other 5’ arm
This orangutan was rehabilitated so used to being around humans for the earlier years of their life. They could certainly be aggressive but it's unlikely unless they feel threatened.
Now we have a baby.. I can’t never let you go
Lol...So funny
You’re lucky you still have that arm
Looks like he never learned...with that bandage on.
She doesn't want to let go !
She didn't but the guide gave her some fruit and she let go of me to take it.
That was the biggest warning you ever could have got God kept you alive for some reason God stayed the hand of that monkey
no need trying to get loose,she is way to strong. Just relax and hope she loosens her grip
Esses urangutangos são muito simpáticos e amistoso..
Lidos!!!
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ME PREGUNTO SÍ LA MANO SE LA ARRANCARÍA UNO? NUNCA DEBEMOS OLVIDAR QUE SON ANIMALES SALVAJES POR MUY CARIÑOSOS QUE SEAN 🙄🥺
Seen a video like this there was a woman got too close to the ape The ape kept trying to bite her hand The people with her kept trading with the ape with food till it let go of her
I saw that one. She was really scared and I think the orangutan was hurting her arm.
GOOD!
I'm glad that wasn't me and I'll definitely be thinking about this experience and the risks next time I plan a similar trip.
Why did she hold your hand
a lot of the orangutans in Gunung Leuser national park are rescued, and they spent years being rehabilitated into their natural jungle habitat through a government program involving the local guides. For this reason, human contact comes naturally to Orangutans like Jackie
They do this..as a form of " holding the person hostage" so to speak...until they get enough FOOD to fill them to there satisfaction...😲😞 It's EXTREMELY DANGEROUS AND QUITE DISCUSTING IF YOU ASK ME😢
@@ginalola5591 that’s usually with completely wild ones the met humans the one in the video is semi-wild living in a protected area
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Yes I agree people are very stupid around wild animals .
Looking back I could have better considered the risks, but they're risks I'm willing to take to connect with our natural world. I would much rather this than taking an animal from it's natural habitat and placing them in zoo. Or those born in captivity.
I feel these animals are really like humans he is so sorry
Yes, but what about the Orangutan?
Yes they really are! You can see so much of yourself staring into the eyes of an orangutan. It was a pretty extraordinary experience.
They are so friendly k almost human like k! 🥺
They're immensely human in their characteristics and behaviour. You wouldn't believe quite how much that's true until you're up close to them in their natural habitat.
I would not typically recommend getting this close to wild animals, especially one as string as an orangutan. However these one's in particular were rescued from captivity and spent years being rehabilitated into the jungle again to live a better life. They're used to human contact and friendly to visitors that come with good intentions and with a local guide that understands their behaviour.
I would truly recommend a trip to Bukit Lawang, Sumatra for a future travel plan.
Si la verdad es k sufren los animalitos en cautiverio los pasan todo lo k es acen abusan de su integridad vistiiendolos como si fueran humanos como no hablan no se pueden defender en vídeos k an pasado uno mo puede ayudarlos
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Ofelia desde Argentina pienso lo mismo sufro cuando veo los videos k graban d los pobres amimales monitos vestidos como niños,o la agrecividad entre ellos,como s lastiman,no tienen alma corazon no sufren al filmar cuando s agreden entre ellos????
@@lilianaocampo1925 así es quien sabe porque tanta agresividad y lo peor es k se desquita con seres indefensos
She's holding your hand hoping for some help, so please do not betray her, do not disappint her😥😥💖💖🙏
No. She knows he's a planet-destroying naked ape and is holding him at arm's length.
I never would. I love animals and I'd never intentionally bring harm to one.
Любовь с первого взгляда
Заложник с первого взгляда, перестань разрушать мою землю!
Молодец еще не получил чтоб не лез куда не просят😊😊😊😊😊
What a very friendly orang utan. 🧡
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She was wonderful 😊
Самые хорошие мамки
Looks like that hands already been somewhere it shouldn't have been
Which one?
That was from a diving accident (cut on a coral). My mistake but nothing to do with animals.
お手て繋いでみんな仲良く？
冗談じゃねえ！
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この俺と五分と五分の付き合いがしてぇんなら··············それなりのモンを持って来いよ··········
You are SO LUCKY. How did her hand feel? Was she strong?
It was the closest I've felt with any other animal. Her facial expressions, the way her hands felt, everything about them feels remarkably human. And yes, they're so strong. The males are said to be around 8 times stronger than a human.
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Is the person missing a hand??
Lucky it wasn't a big male the strength of these guys makes them very dangerous but people fall for the doe eyed baby looks and want to hug them 🤔
I didn't go there attempting to get that close to one. You're so right, the males especially are immensely strong, and territorial.
Thankfully, this female came to us of her own choice, swinging down from the canopy of the jungle. She was perfectly content in our company and left a few minutes later with a gift of some fruit.
Did you get too close to her baby????She could snap your arm like match stick !!!!!
She had a firm grip but it wasn't painful at all.
@@apocketfulofpostcards8116 Damn!
Thats so cool id totally hold her hand
That thing can rip you in half. It looks to me like that orangutan didn't want to let go.
@@krisdespacepope1551 Orangutans are the more docile of the great apes but yeah they can hurt you easily if the wanted.
Watch her eyes !!!
Eu não tenho essa coragem mesmo amando eles!!
I used to buy weed from a lady who looked like that orangutan.
I had no words for that 🤣
darling never leave me
Bu ini hu
Beautiful sentiment 😅
So what’s happening...the monkey bite you????
*ape
No, nothing like that. I had cut my hand previously. The orangutan was peaceful and calm.
Pela a dor que Estou sentindo ela está dando a luz e um parto natural com Os animais e as mulheres de antigamente e assim nada de anestesia ou cesária hoje quem opta pôr uma cesária e porque foi acompahada pelo médico e tem problemas com a abertura óssea da bacia ossos não tem declaração e o bebê e a cabeça do bebê e maior que a abertura essasas matanças e transmutação foi aparecendo com o longos dias tempos e hoje estamos juntos com pessoas que não tem mais essa sensibilidade
I think this girl could hurt you
She could for sure, but they're generally kind creatures. Very intelligent and empathetic. If they know you mean no harm, they won't feel threatened and cause you harm either.
How hard was it holding your wrist?
You can feel their strength, but it wasn't painful at all.
can you tell us what's happening
Hey - if you're still interested.
Many orangutans were rescued from captivity in Sumatra years ago, this being one of them. She out of the jungle canopy came to see us and reached for my hand.
After a few minutes, the guides gave her a gift of some fruits and she accepted these and left us in peace.
The experience was incredible, a little scary, but another travel moment that really opened my eyes.
Where was this?
She wants to give you her baby. Take it.
I could never 😅 the baby orangutan was adorable though - it had the cutest face!
That's a death grip and a bad idea..it's nearly impossible to pry their hands off you
How do you know? You have never been there
You're right. Their grip is insane and they're immensely strong, even the females. But she was perfectly friendly with me thankfully.
She is keeping you, she wants you to walk with her and baby, and she wants you to pet her and say a few kind words.
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Man or woman what balls you have
Wow
Thanks 😅 I things some risks are worth taking to see the beauty of our world!
She thinks your after her baby ( not good!)
If she thought that, she would never had come over to us in the first place. I can assure you she was quite relaxed and content in our company.
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Orang outang =man from the forest
Thought to them next time you will eat something with palm-tree grease inside
@Linda Garris if you know how it will be processed using nickel powder and then be purified chemically thereafter.
That's for what some candy have a taste of metal sometimes.
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Well said, thumbs up.
Props to you for raising this issue. Since this experience I've been a lot more conscious of finding foods without palm oil included in the ingredients.
Мужа не отпускает к другой!
Ok let go of my hand now!
Not until I rip it off if your people don't stop destroying my home.
Thankfully she did let go eventually! 😅
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Reject modernity, embrace monke
Damn straight! 🦧🦧🦧
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Крепкое рукопожатие.. скажет пошли в берлогу..
Que miedo de un tirón te arranca el brazo no solo la mano.
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Definitely trust!
Y'all better get some common sense and leave GODS WILD ANIMALS ALONE...you will be HAPPY if she PULLS YOUR ARM OFF...SOME PEOPLE JUST BEGS FOR TROUBLE
Orangutans are not typically aggressive creatures, and in particular these ones have been rehabilitated to the jungle from captivity. This rehab means they're comfortable being around people.
While it has risks, I feel much better about meeting an animal in their own environment than going to a zoo and watching them from behind a cage.
That you were scared and you should be you're too close
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Something I will be thinking about next time I head into the jungle but I can tell you I felt safe. She was calm, unthreatened, and came to us of her own volition.
Better hope it doesn't rip your arm off cause it won't, be her fault it's human error.
I would agree, that would definitely be my fault if they felt provoked.
That must be scary for a first timer
You know what you'd think so, but I was so taken back by the experience I wasn't scared at all.
@@apocketfulofpostcards8116 welp they are cute
@@HenryArrizen check out this post I wrote Henry! It's got loads more content about my time in the Sumatran jungle and Bukit Lawang.
apocketfulofpostcards.blog/2020/09/21/the-jungle-book-part-2/
A tonne of photos too!
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Your husband?? 😂😂
Maybe 🤣🤣🤣
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Did anyone else notice that it looks as tho the human has a bandage on their hand? Either the human is a slow learner or very 'unlucky' @ this human/monkey interaction. Wonder if the teeth, skin & hair were flyin'?!
I know that I shouldn't but this REALLY tickled me & had me laughing! If that WAS the scenario I wonder if this individual still sticks their hands where they DONT belong?
SOME PEOPLE JUST CAN'T TAKE HINTS, Oh my goodness!🤤😨😭🤕
Neither actually. I cut my hand during a dive in Thailand. The Orangutan's were incredibly friendly, which is no surprise given they share 98% of our DNA, and came to meet us completely of their own free will.
Maybe learn a little more about the background of a situation before you cast judgement :)
Сделал ребёнка и убежал. Думал тебя не найдут?
Please come to me.. 😅😅😅
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Is that jackie?
that's her!
After Donald Trump lost the 2021 election, he tried to holding on Melania’s hand not to leave him for Mexican stud.
Wow 🤣🤣🤣
Soooooo cute😘.. reminds me of SRK holding Rani Mukherjees hand holding Kajol too in Kuch Kuch Hota Hai❤
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Hey pretty girl you got a new baby daddy
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Awwwww so precious 💗 I just want to hug her and tell her how precious she is
Hola
These are BEAUTIFUL
So beautiful. The experience was unlike any other.
Баба чоловіка побачила 🤣
I might have taken the baby from her...
Попался!!!!
この素晴らしいカズマゴリラゴリラ
My god.after what happend?
Nothing to worry about. She left again a few minutes later.
Mãe Macuacua
No way hosea
*José
Egg mau los nih yah
Mãe é mãe 😅😻 lindo 💞❤️
Please take ofc thems n not just show the video clips tq
I don't quite understand your request?
Me da pena como sufren los bebé
__ __ Concordo, vivo reclamando do sofrimento dos bebês, em todos os vídeos que assisto. 🤔😒☹️😕.