YouTube Sensation Orangutan Has Cutest Ever Baby
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- First glimpses of the new baby Orangutan at Blackpool Zoo
The first orangutan baby to be born at the zoo in 20 years
The newborn baby is a critically endangered bornean orangutan born to first time Orangutan mother Jingga
RUclips sensation Jingga has had social media fame before when a video featuring her went viral back in 2015 - viral video - monkey sees a magic trick
The video was filmed of her in her previous home Barcelona Zoo in Spain
Jingga move to her new home Blackpool Zoo in 2017 to join her new Blackpool Orangutan family as part of the European Endangered Species Programme (EEP)
14 year old Jingga was born in Barcelona in 2009 to mother Jawi and Father Karl
Now Jingga is settled at Blackpool zoo and has given birth for the first time to the tiny baby boy orangutan which has yet to be named
The father of the newborn baby orangutan is 13 year old Kawan who has recently moved to Blackpool Zoo in 2022 from Apenheul Zoo in the Netherlands and was an instant hit with the resident female orangutans Cherie Summer and Jingga
He came to the zoo as part of the European Endangered Species program after his much loved predecessor Ramon was moved to a new group in Germany where he has just become a new father himself
Kawan was specially selected by experts to join the female group at Blackpool Zoo and has settled into his new role as alpha male orangutan very well
We have recently added Blackpool Zoo to our list of zoos that we will be frequently visiting to film the apes, so watch out for more footage of this fantastic zoo. Blackpool has Gorillas and Bornean Orangutans and we were really impressed with both areas.
There are currently 5 Bornean Orangutans in one family group at Blackpool Zoo consisting of adult females Cherie Summer and Jingga
Alpha Male Kawan and the new male baby orangutan
Enjoy watching First Look at Newborn Baby Orangutan at Blackpool Zoo
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Blackpool Zoo is a 32-acre zoo and located in the sea-side resort of Blackpool, Lancashire, England. It provides a home to over 1,350 animals from all over the world.
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thanks, going to check them now, I really love the orangutans, both species-incredibly smart.........
Very cute. It doesn't seem like Mama knows what to do; she leaves baby on the ground a lot. I'm sure she'll get the hang of it but other orangutans I've seen keep their newborns close to their chest.
To me, Mama didn't look to loving. I hope the baby survives.
Yes, she is a first time mum and looks very unsure. The Blackpool research team were monitoring mum and baby very closely all day. Mum Jingga was transferred to Blackpool from Barcelona so we don't know if she has ever had any interaction with baby's before. Thanks for watching, have a great Sunday. 👍
@@ApeTracker1 Thank you so much for the update. I wish them both a happy and healthy future💛
We are planning to return in a couple of weeks for an update on mum and baby's progress. 🥰
Your welcome Lisa, thanks as always for watching. 🥰
Take the baby from her she doesnt care she doesnt even know how to hold it. It is pitty for the infant
Hopefully she will grow into the role. Thanks for watching. 👍
She carries her baby like a knock off louis Vuitton
Thanks again for watching. 👍
Wonder if the baby nursed. Honestly it doesn't look very healthy.
we did manage to get a little footage of the baby nursing. Thanks so much for watching.
Has the baby nursed? I hate to be negative, and I’ve only seen this clip, but unless the mother does a 180 and starts holding the baby close to her and allowing it to suckle- they will end up needing to find a surrogate or the least favorable option human intervention 😢. Thanks for the great video.
We wondered the same, baby is a few weeks old now so must be feeding however the whole time we were there we never saw him feed. Mum is obviously very inexperienced and the Blackpool Zoo research team is monitoring them both closely. We are hoping to get back there soon for an update video. Thanks for watching, enjoy the week ahead. 🥰
I see the second movie and I don't like it either! Let's hope we're wrong!
@@ApeTracker1 In the video, he looks as if he was just born, his skin is very wrinkled, and the mother does everything that orangutan mothers don't do. I hope she realizes it's her baby and doesn't leave him! How old is she?
@@donataj2213 I think I read she was 13
@@xa9590 I mean, she's practically matured, but not necessarily mentally. Animals in the zoo, more and more often reject their offspring, because raised in an unnatural environment, they lose their natural behavior, which is very sad. I hope this little one will not be abandoned and that he is fed enough, although I know that a female can leave a child even after a few weeks.
2 weeks out from this video showing, did the little one survive? It didn’t look very promising from what I saw.
Thanks for watching, we are due to visit Blackpool Zoo again for an update video. 🥰
@@ApeTracker1 awesome. Thank you. I’m praying the little one made it 🙏🏻❤️
Baby looks thin and lethargic though. Hope we'll get updates on its progress ❤❤❤
She is a new and inexperienced mum, while we were there the staff regularly closed off the enclosure so that the research team could monitor them both. We are planning a visit back there in a week or so for some updates. Thanks so much for watching and commenting, we really appreciate it. 🥰
***I THINK THEY'RE GONNA HAVE TO STEP IN AND GIVE JINGGA A HAND***
Maybe, we did manage to find footage of her feeding baby so that's a good sign, hopefully she will develop into the roll. Thanks for watching. 👍
I agree
I couldn’t see what she was doing wrong except she is a bit rough around the edges. She was observant to the little one. As she was eating. But he wasn’t crying so she must be feeding him as he was quiet and alert like he should be. He didn’t look malnourished at all as he was moving around.
Definitely keep an eye out for them …… there is no way the mum should be putting her baby down at that age …. She should be tightly attached to mum at ALL times that stage ….. who knows though living in captivity for so long she may have worked out there are no threats in the enclosure so feels comfortable knowing the baby is safe…. But it’s still most unusual for the mum to let go and the baby not to panic and scream/cry or protest at no contact with mum 🤷♀️🙄 not at all normal behaviour for an Orangutan 🦧
She is very inexperienced as a mom however it's clear she loves the baby. Orangutan can be taught. I saw a doc on an inexperienced mom who was shown how to breastfeed her baby by a human mom and it worked! She only needs to carry her properly. Easy peasy
They definitely need to step in if this is all the time they need to do something that baby ain't going to make it
I thought baby orangs were kept close to the mother's chest when newborn. This doesn't look like any other mother baby interaction I've ever seen. Odd, to say the least.
Yes, this is different behaviour than we have seen from the Orangutans at Chester. She is a new mum and possibly has never been around a baby before. The research team at the zoo is spending a lot of time monitoring them both. Thanks so much for watching. 🥰
@@ApeTracker1 As long as there is someone who noticed, that makes me relieved. It's never pretty when a mother ape puts down her baby and walks away. I was concerned that they might do that. Thanks for responding.
I'm watching the second video with this mother and her new baby and so far I'm not convinced by her motherhood! She doesn't even know what to do with this child, the orangutan would never put the child on the ground, because there is no such possibility on the tree, she should hold it tightly and not leave it even for a moment. I hope the guardians are vigilant because it doesn't look good.
@@donataj2213 My thoughts exactly. The baby should be against her chest, to feed and keep warm. Frustrated that the staff seem oblivious to this fact. The baby was getting weak from hunger and seemed to be losing consciousness at one point.
@@tardismole I believe less and less in super good zoo staff, recently a gorilla was born at the Columbus zoo and the staff was shocked because for 8 years they thought the gorilla was a male? how carers do not know for 8 years whether they have a male or female, and the best thing is that there is only her father and her brother on the catwalk and one of them is the father of the child! So if in this case, the guardians also see nothing wrong with the mother's behavior towards this poor child, what to think? Mother wouldn't let go of such a tiny orangutan for a moment!
I’ve watched a lot of mother and newborn orangutans but never one like this. It doesn’t look like mom is bonding with her baby. I know that for some reason orangutan mothers occasionally reject their babies and humans step in and will try to find a surrogate mom and caretakers will bottle feed. I fear for this helpless welfare.
Thanks so much for watching, hopefully mum will grow into the role, but yes she is totally inexperienced.
. *WHEN DOES THE BABY EAT ???*
If Jingga (sp) was going to reject her baby she would have already done so. She's just an inexperience first time mom...just as some humans are. Tayari was a very inexperienced first time mom (borderline abusive and neglectful) at Taipei Zoo with Jabali and he's now a thriving and healthy gorilla 3 y/o...without human intervention, which is a last resort for zoos. And she's become a very good mom over time. It's hard for humans to view primates without holding them to our standards. And all of us viewers are only shown short video clips into their day. Give this first time mom a chance to grow into her new "mommy" status. If human intervention is needed, the zoo staff will step in and assist.
Yep we totally agree, it is hard for us to look at things without comparing them to how humans do things and as you say she is a first time inexperienced mum. We don't have much knowledge of Barcelona Zoo from where she came, so she may never have even see another Orangutan baby before. Thanks for the great informative post, we really appreciate it Meg. 🥰
Our girl Tayari was certainly something. Without anthropomorphizing them, I still think there are a range of very good and very bad mothers in the ape community and on a scale of 0 to 10, orangutan Jazz is about a 10, gorilla Tayari was about a 2. If she were a human, her son would probably be calling his grandma "mom". 😂
I mean, she nearly jumped directly on him multiple times in a row and didn't like feeding him, but she gets a 2 for not out right rejecting him. Hopefully Jingga is not neglectful and will get a hang of it sooner or later.
What kind of zoo is this? They should have known that this orangutan mom had zero experience as a mother. They had plenty of time to work with this orang BEFORE THE BIRTH OF HER BABY. They could have shown her films of other orang moms and their babies. Also one of the female primate care staff can teach the mom what should be done. Reputable zoos work with each other to help ensure proper care. The option to let a knowledgeable human take over care can be done in order to save the baby rather than letting the baby and the mom suffer. The mom stands little chance of doing the right things if she has not been taught.
These are all actions that have been done and documented by accredited zoos.
All the time we were at the zoo the research team were monitoring them both very closely, we are not sure of how much prep work the zoo team did with the mother beforehand but we will try and find out. Thanks for watching and for the great info. 👍
@@ApeTracker1 I really appreciate your actual reading my lengthy comment and your thoughtful reply!
I had been getting short and long videos about primates/apes and monkeys that were clearly filmed by people who didn't have any idea about what they should be doing or any desire to learn about how to care for these extremely intelligent and complicated animals. They were just being raised as money sources - number of likes, subscribers, comments. My heart was absolutely broken as basically the animals lived in trash, were being fed junk when and if they were fed, and God knows what they suffered if the video was not generating enough $$$.
Thank you for promising to be more knowledgeable about the care, feeding, and fate of these lovely creatures of God.
Knowledgeable zoo and sanctuary properties and personnel are so important to their survival. Before I was disabled I had the opportunity to visit and/or investigate some. It was an eye opening experience to find out that it takes a LOT of money to keep these properties going. If humans don't care, gorillas, chimps, orangutans, and many, MANY others will perish and disappear from the earth. Life here is interactive. Gorillas cannot survive if they don't have the correct climate, the correct food sources, and the space to feed and raise their families. Animals cannot purchase land, they cannot farm the food sources, they cannot protect themselves from poachers who shoot them to cut off their hands to sell them as "interesting home decorations".
It's a tough job to be knowledgeable. It's an even tougher job to be active "carers".
But, there is no better feeling than to experience the satisfaction of helping those who cannot make it without us. You will feel the thanks that they will give.
Hope baby is nursing enough and being monitored, not just for cute pictures. Vet/keepers may need to intervene. Not cute watching a baby starve/dehydrate.
Yes, while we were there staff closed off the enclosure regularly whilst the Blackpool Zoo research team monitored them both. They are doing a very good job and watching them closely. 👍
Oh someone please show her how to cuddle that tiny baby!! I thought all mothers just automatically would know to cuddle close for warmth and protection and to nurse their baby. I've not seen this little one get to feed at all yet!!
Is that baby feeding? Doesn't seem to be nurtured, please keep a close eye on this little one. Looks thin and off colour.
The baby is about a month old at the time of the video so must be feeding, the time we spent here we didn't see the mother feed the baby though. They are both being monitored by the Zoo research team very closely. Hopefully we will have an update video in a couple of weeks. Thanks so much for watching. 👍
It’s a bit alarming she doesn’t hold it like other orangutan moms an you don’t see the babe suckling, I’d say her behavior is coming across as problematic. She’s handling him improperly. I hope the zoo steps in quick
Yes, the research team were monitoring them both for most of the time we were there, so hopefully they will lend a hand if needed. Thanks so much for watching. 👍
Does she ever nurse him? I've seen multiple videos of these two, yet I've not once seen her nurse him. I mean, I know u guys will step in & take over if need be, but if u have any videos of her nursing her baby, I'd love to see it! Thanks
Thanks so much for watching and commenting, we do have a short video up of him feeding and we have a longer one to follow, we were concerned at first that baby wasn't feeding but he seems to be more and more now. We spoke to zoo staff and they said they only step in if it is critical as this can also have an adverse effect on babies. They have said that mother and baby are making good progress. 🥰
Nice to see Jingga patting her baby’s back. It shows her affection for her child. ❤
Amazing amazing. Orangs are such astonishing fellows. There is something about their expressions that I find heartbreaking, but I don't know why I should. Perhaps it is because I know that are so so critically endangered.
Most heartfelt of thanks to all the people at Blackpool Zoo who are working to offset the harm that other humans are doing to these mysterious beautiful intelligent emotional fellow beings.
Thanks so much for watching, we feel the same and never tire of observing the Orangutans. Like you say they have a heartwarming personality. The Zoos that we spend most time at, Chester and Blackpool really do work hard for the welfare of these magnificent Apes. Glad you enjoyed the video, keep well and have a great Sunday. 👍
I'm in total awe of their human like behavior. Of course I always am but they never cease to amaze me by upping the ante every time. Other than I thought she was rougher than other moms and usually for at least the first few weeks they keep them close to their chest so baby can nurse whenever it wants or riding on her back by her neck for a little while. Anyway, back to the awe part. She rubs and pats its back. That's just sweeter than candy to me!! That's an act of affection and love. The other day I saw one that when it got fussy she gently shook and rocked it side to side. We've got all these idiots out here saying they're dumb and nasty animals. One called them vermin. I just don't see much more intelligence between that person and the orang LOL BRW the title mentioned something about Magic. She especially said it when she put it in between the celery stalks. Where did I miss the magic??🤷😊
Yes they are really amazing, we could watch them all day, she is a little rough and is a new and inexperienced mum. Fortunately the Blackpool Zoo research team is monitoring them both very closely. Thanks for watching and for the great comment. 🥰
Great info Alice, thanks for watching and we are really glad you enjoyed the video. Keep well and have a wonderful weekend. 🥰
That is the worst Orang mom I’ve ever watched!!!
How does the baby get milk if its down on her foot? I think they should take him away.
Orangutans are just the cutest. I'm a sucker for most primates other than humans. The babies, like most babies, are beyond precious. This tot is the youngest I've seen 😊 it melts my heart
Thanks for watching, the baby was about a month old here. Orangutan
babies are really amazing. 🥰
Me too I was always a lover of the monkeys apes group and I never knew why. Even as a child I would tell my parents I want to stay at the monkey / ape area and would watch them as my family went and saw the other animals.
Pienso que esta mamá no tiene experiencia;debe ser primeriza.
Thanks for watching.
I wonder if Jingga is still alive today...he looks crippled, underdeveloped and disconnected from the situation
He is still alive, on my last visit he had put some weight on but hadn't developed much.
@@ApeTracker1 like in humans, all have development risks and problems. In the nature he wouldn't have survived.
Thank you for updating us
Милое, разумное существо орангутанг, макакам далеко до них❤❤❤
Thanks so much for watching, glad you enjoyed the video. 🥰
1:15 - 1:24 - Jingga is harvesting buggers, then eating them. I hope she isn't sharing this with her newborn.
LOL I have seen worse, thanks so much for watching. 🥰
Does she ever let the baby eat it sure doesn't look like it from here
This is bad. Really bad. What I learned the last few years is that an orangutan mom should not lay her baby on the ground.
Yes, we noticed this also. Jingga is a totally inexperienced first time mum and it does show. during our visit Blackpool Zoo's research team were closing the viewing area off and spending a lot of monitoring the both of them. Thanks so much for watching, enjoy the rest of your weekend. 👍
I agree in 100%
They need to take the baby. It's sad to say this, but if they don't intvine that Baby isn't going to be around. It's happened at Other Zoo's, the Baby passed away, because the first time Mom stopped feeding the Baby. She didn't know what or how to take Care of The Baby. Everyone Have A Blessed Day.
Thanks for watching.
Why is the mother not holding her baby?
Due to her being in her own enclosure she does sometimes leave him unattended because she knows there are no threats. I spoke to one of the volunteers in depth about it. Thanks for watching. 🥰
Such a sweet mom how shes either trying to burp her after nursing or just trying to stimulate her in case she needs to put her on her breast to nurse
Thanks for watching Joseph, we do have a video of the baby feeding that is worth checking out. Keep well and have a great week.
Did they let this baby die? The baby should be nursing and clinging to the mother's chest area.
The baby is alive and has been named Jarang
I love orangs but her baby looks way too small and I know she newborn but she looks very weak. know her backstory and she is a new mom I hope she looks healthier than this now..
Thanks so much for watching, we really appreciate it, we should have a follow up video coming out soon. 👍
Bebê tão indefeso
Little one is stiff as a board, lol. But extremely cute! Thanks for the video.
Yes, we noticed that, I think they freeze up a bit when being handled. Thanks so much for watching. 👍
That mama is the worst!! I’m sorry but that little baby looks so thin an she just pulls it around like a doll an she has no idea what to do?? An it’s getting dragged around in that messy crap in her eyes an omg!! It’s so hard to watch!!!! Please help that baby!!!!!
Why doesn't someone hold a fake baby , I'm thinking that Orangutans learn and copy very well. Maybe she'll start to hold him ifmshe sees someone doing it.
That poor baby looks like a skeleton, he is not supposed to look like that! His mom obviously doesn't know what she is doing. It's her first baby. She doesn't know that she needs to nurse every 2 hours and hold him on her all the time. He looks dehydrated and wrinkly. He is obviously not getting the nutrition that he needs from his mother. Zookeepers need to step in and bottle feed him at least. 😢
Zowie!! Is sleeve feeding that baby?!!! She's treating like a toy!!
Shes not harming or neglecting the baby...she just needs help maybe...
We are following her progress closely, when we spoke to zoo staff they said they hadn't needed to intervene so far. Thanks so much for watching. 🥰
MUITO LINDO O TESTEMUNHO ESTE QUE DEUS NOS DEU A VIDA ETERNA ,ESTA VIDA ESTA NO SEU FILHO QUEM TEM O FILHO TEM A VIDA ,QUEM NAO TEM O FILHO DE DEUS NAO TEM A VIDA JOAO 5,11 A VOLTA DE JESUS E IMINENTE.
Thanks so much for watching.
Baby does'nt look ok
Thanks so much for watching and commenting we really appreciate the support. Keep well and enjoy your weekend 👍😃👍
I wish my parents were more loving to me. Ape parents are much better parents to their young than human ones are😢
And to think it only got worse for Jarang from here.
Thanks for watching, have a great weekend.
There is something wrong she is not holding the baby this is very hard to watch
Они тоже обезьяны. Но они такие милые. С макаками не сравнится
Orangutans are not monkeys. Orangutans are apes as are gorillas, chimpanzees, and humans.
Macaques are monkeys.
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Большое спасибо за просмотр, да, они действительно милые. Будьте здоровы и хороших выходных. 👍
Does the mama understand how to nurse her baby?
She is a new and inexperienced mum but the team are watching them both very closely. Thanks for watching. 🥰
The baby looks malnourished 😢
Thanks for watching.
Baby looks dehydrated
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That is such a cute, tiny and fragile little scooter!! Simply adorable, mama , is this your first!! 😊❤😊
Yep, it is her first. Thanks so much for watching, keep well and enjoy your week. 👍
LOOK HOW LOVING AND CARING MOM IS
Thanks so much for watching, she is a new mum but yes she is very caring. 🥰
Mama with her "shawl" looks like an old grandma..
Is the baby OK???
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orangutan babies are the cutest of all babies!
Thanks so much for watching, we think so to. Keep well and have a wonderful weekend. 👍
Какая милота!!!❤❤❤
Большое спасибо за просмотр, мы очень ценим это. Хорошо держаться
I feel sorry for this adorable sweet baby! You do not hear it screech or squeal and these are my favorite of the Great Apes. I learned so much about these adorable smart wild animals. I'm so glad they don't act like squealing brats and prove to be the best wild animal baby ever!! I love these guys! ❤❤
Thanks so much for watching, we really appreciate it. ❤️
These are more human like than chimps, I could watch them for hours !!
Come on jinga , I am rooting for you to come around to the inevitable truth that this adorable offspring is irresistibly huggable and lovable . I want to see more snuggling while snacking …pleeze!
Yes, hopefully she will grow into the role with a little more time and practice. We will be returning to get regular updates. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. Have a great weekend. 👍
Es una belleza ver a la mamá orangután feliz y preocupada de su bebé,adorable cómo lo mece.
Me encanta escuchar sus sonidos,es más natural.
Muchas gracias por mirar, me alegra mucho que hayas disfrutado nuestro video del Orangután.
Mom don't seem very gentle lol.
Yes, she is a new, inexperienced mum but the zoo research team are closely monitoring them both. Thanks for watching. 👍
Спасибо за заботу, об этих прекрасных животных,за чудесное видео,всех благ вам,в вашей благородной и очень нужной работе❤❤❤
Thanks so much for watching. 🥰
So any updates on this cutie…is he still alive?
We are hoping to visit and get an update video, but we haven't heard any news on baby this year. 🥰
@@ApeTracker1 thank-you!
Would prefer hearing mom and baby, not the bird background noise you are playing.
Background noise is added due to a lots of noise from people wanting to get a glimpse of the new baby
Thanks for watching
Надо было показать как мама кормит малыша, а то сама все ест не перестававая, а ребёнок голодный, наверное.
Thanks as always for watching, you know we appreciate your support. 🥰
It's so interesting to see the different ways that orangutans approach motherhood. This one seems to like to hold the baby away from her and kept largely in her hands. Orangutan Jazz always kept her babies close to her person.
Yes, I suppose they all have slightly different methods, plus she is a new inexperienced mum. Thanks for watching and for the great comment.
Yes this is unique.Babies this age basically never let go of mom.
There so good with there babies, loving, just like humans.❤❤❤❤
Thanks so much for watching and commenting, so glad you enjoyed the video. Have a wonderful weekend. 😍
Thank you, love of a mother. Such a cute baby.
Thanks so much for watching and commenting, glad you enjoyed the video, we really had a great time getting to see the new baby. Hope you are having a wonderful weekend. 🥰
@@ApeTracker1 You have a wonderful weekend also.
So beautiful 🤩🤩🤩
Disfruto mucho estos videos de orangutanes.gracias
She is absolutely precious!
Thanks for watching, we are really glad you enjoyed the video. Hope you have had a wonderful weekend. 🥰
Proud momma
I think deep down she is, thanks for watching. 😍
0:48 Oh my goodness! The baby is tiny and precious! ❤❤❤
Orangutan babies are really special, we were really pleased to get to see this little guy. Thanks so much for watching. 🥰
He likes listening to the birds.
Thanks so much for watching, we really appreciate it. 👍
It has the sweetest little ears! ❤️
Thanks so much for watching and commenting, so glad you enjoyed the video. Have a wonderful weekend. 😍
Funny to sometimes see this babies being hand raised under extreme care by humans for a few weeks, and as soon as they are reunited with their moms they start getting tossed and punched like rag dolls by them…I guess that’s what some call “tough love”…😂😂😂😂
Is the baby nursing? I think it’s different from any other orang mother but she’s a new mommy trying her best time will tell ♥️ her being monitored makes me feel better
Baby is nursing and Jingga continues to look after the baby independently
We have an update video of the baby at 3 months old, on the channel
Thanks for watching
Adorable baby, and pretty mama! Her eyes!
Thanks for watching Elise, we really appreciate it. 🥰❤️
She seem’s to pick it up from any part of it’s body except the head thank goodness 👍🏻
Thanks for watching Deborah we really appreciate it. Keep well and have a great weekend. 👍
I have never seen another Orangutan behave this way, they are the best mothers of all apes, by far. This one is very strange, something is off..
In wild they live on tree tops therefore they never put their baby down on the ground and walk away it is so sad to see these mothers behaving like this they are losing the sense of how to take care their kids because being in captivity it is like being imprison
Is this mom first baby.
Yes, she is only young and inexperienced, when we spoke to zoo staff they said she was making progress and that they hadn't needed to step in which is good news for baby. Thanks so much for watching. 👍
What a sweetheart.
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I hope the baby grows up to be a strong adult orangutan 🦧💓
Don't worry fellow tan lovers!! Humans won't let mama neglect this precious cargo!! Trust me on that!!
Thanks so much for watching. 🥰
Baby has mobility issues, right?
С мамой все в порядке?
Большое спасибо за просмотр, мы очень ценим это. Хорошо держаться
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This monkey looks exactly like THE GRINCH😊
Now you mention it, he does. 🤣
چقدر شبیه ممد هست😂😂
So süß.😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰
Thanks for the visit.
When are you going back? It's been ages. I just saw a tiktok and Jonga was hanging from the edges of the netting and Jarang was hanging onto her foot. She then came to the window to show him off and then held on to one arm and dangled him while hanging onto the neting with one hand! This baby is going to be a nervous wreck
or an adrenalin junkie at this rate! Living on the edge!
We visited the Zoo yesterday and are working on editing the footage, hopefully we will get an update video up tomorrow. Jingga is still handling Jarang in an unorthodox way but he is feeding and is doing ok. We got a lot of footage of them and are going to work on regular updates. 🥰
I wonder if the baby will become a magic trick connoisseur?
Maybe, but to be honest if you watch the viral video, it wasn't the greatest of ticks 🤣🪄🤣 Thanks so much for watching, keep well and enjoy your Sunday. 👍
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Thanks so much for watching, have a wonderful week. 🥰
She looks at it like a girl looks at her doll however it is her daughter.😮❤
Thanks for watching, really glad you enjoyed the video, enjoy the rest of your week and keep well.
WOW! I did not realize how very tiny newborn orangutans are!! (1:05)
Yep, they are very slow maturing within the animal kingdom and seem to stay as babies forever. Thanks so much for watching. 👍
I AM IN LOVE WITH THE HAIR! All of it! 💝💖💕
Baby orangutans have incredibly crazy hair. 😍
Jimga es adorable cuida y da amor a su bebé ❤
Thanks so much for watching, we really appreciate it. 🥰
Where’s the video of when the zoo took baby to raise due to the inexperience of this sweet Mama who does not know what to do. Bless both of their hearts. I’m sure they are watching close..
What magic trick? Disappearing boogers?
Lol thanks for watching. 👍