Mother Orangutan's Reunited With Her Kidnapped Daughter | Orangutan Jungle School
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2018
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Witness the touching moment that teenage mother Clara is reunited with her baby Clarita, who was kidnapped by a dominant male...
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How CUTE?!
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It's true! Clara was reportedly seen alone, without baby Clarita. After a thorough search of the area, we discovered that Clarita was being ‘cared for’ by Rizki, a 14-year-old male orangutan, and his friends. You can read more here > bit.ly/ClaraClarita
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While what you are saying is likely true the link you provided is not for Clara and Clarita.
I just checked the link! And they did give the right link! and everything is true! Maybe you didn't read carefully or maybe you are too lazy to read all of them? It's at the last end of the article! Here i will give it to you, cwnash71 :
In addition to these five orangutans, Bangamat Island also welcomed the arrival of mother-infant pair Clara and Clarita. Baby Clarita was unexpectedly born and first spotted by our team in early July 2017, on Salat Island. A few days later, Clara was reportedly seen alone, without baby Clarita. After a thorough search of the area, we discovered that Clarita was being ‘cared for’ by Rizki, a 14-year-old male orangutan, and his friends.
Unfortunately Rizki didn’t want to part with Clarita and although he was extremely gentle with the newborn, he obviously was not her mother and of course he couldn’t feed her. After several attempts to rescue baby Clarita, our Technicians managed to safely retrieve her on July 18. She was suffering from a bad rash thought to be caused by rangas sap and she was also suffering from malnutrition, due to having been separated from her breastfeeding mother. Clarita was immediately taken to our clinic for intensive care. At the time, Clara seemed to be in hiding on Salat and in early August, Clara reappeared. We suspected she had been avoiding the other orangutans on the island - in particular, Rizki who had taken her daughter. We quickly took Clara to Nyaru Menteng to be reunited with Clarita.
Meanwhile, baby Clarita was getting better, albeit with a rash still visible here and there. Initially, we were concerned that Clara might feel disconnected from her infant given that they had been apart for more than two weeks. However, we were very relieved to be wrong, and once baby Clarita was put in Clara’s arms by her Babysitter, the gentle mother embraced her baby tightly to her chest, as though she would never let her go.
To avoid another opportunity for Rizki to take on the role of surrogate mother - or in this case, surrogate father - our team decided to move the mother-infant pair to Bangamat Island instead of Salat. To this day, Clarita continues to suckle and be doted on by loving mother Clara.
The transfer of these seven brings the number of orangutans on Bangamat Island to 34 individuals. Nyaru Menteng’s team of dedicated Technicians will continue to monitor their progress on the island. We hope all seven continue to grow into fully independent orangutans, and when they graduate from this ‘university’, will be ready for life the wild.
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Tricky Troy, read the description above or click on the link that they provided.
besides the pain of watching them with those rashes and scabs on the skin, the very next thing that left me wondering was: why the heck a new mother/ Orang utan being put-up in such a miserable place where she can not even stretch her arms!
𝗥𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗶𝗲𝓳𝓲 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/-ji
although i'm from Bharat en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhārat_Gaṇarājya, i've briefly stayed in Id (nearly two decades back).. and i can only fathom a guess that if it wasn't specifically for some quarantine or segregation (rash or other suspect condition)
then sadly, that is how often smaller animals (sometimes even livestock or other animals) get cramped up in many facilities.
I'm not showing Id in bad light or anything, this is true even in my homeland Bharat.. and for that matter.. even in the so called 'developed' Murica.. have seen kennels and shelters and even other seemingly 'exotic' animal trading stores and facilities cage them or keep them in deplorable conditions! :-/
This cage exists for these situations. Clara isn't in this cage 24/7 nor even for an hour a day. It was a precaution.
I hope so
Yes because you're an orangutan expert aren't you
William Linley watch the whole episode maybee
William Linley it’s called common sense!
@@genesiskravitz8621 yea for real... look how much these people care for these animals. They aren't going to mistreat them lol people project their insecurties onto professionals thats hilarious
The female handler is amazing....very experienced and delicate with the re-introduction
she pulled the baby away from Clara's stretched out hand from that tiny cage, pointlessly cruel.
oriel lol they didn’t know if she would hurt the baby which is why they did a slow reintroduction.
@@nomoesco lol yourself ms. naive. I've worked with these beautiful, timid and highly sentient creatures. Nothing about Clara's demeanor, situation or emotional state was in any way conducive to an expectation of aggression. Only humans would overlook the obvious in favour of bureaucratic rules.
better safe than sorry. you know these words?
definitely with @nyah nelson on this one and have high doubts oriel has worked with anything like this
By the way, the small cage is only an observation cage so baby can be removed if mother hurts her. After the bonding and once they are sure baby is safe, both are released back into natural habitats. Don't worry, they get the best care.
that made me feel much better , thanks good stranger!
I love how Clara helps unscrew the cage to get to that baby. I think she's going to be a good mom.
The mama was trying to unscrew the latch to her cage 😭
is she still single ....
:-(
@@haadroon wait what
Just shows how smart they truly are
Mohamed Sayid i should not be laughing i'm going to HELL
Omg when she said “I’m not taking your baby, she won’t be taken away anymore” 😫😩😭😭😭
Right? That broke me
@Shoenheim Bruh, nice troll...(not)
@Shoenheim it's not fake, but the title might be misleading. it's not 'kidnapped', they only took the child away for a week because it was sick i think
@@suezcontours6653 maybe to recover and so she won’t get injured while she’s still recovering.?
@@suezcontours6653 So they aren’t poached or starved via deforestation?
We sometimes forget the beauty of this world. A mother's love is one such beauty
Sometimes in this imperfect world something so beautiful tells us all how precious life is. I'm a grizzled old man and this made me cry. Thank all of you for caring, Jerry
When your in nature u get humble you understand that you are nothing in this big and weird reality 😄
Me, too, Jerry, and I'm a grizzled old lady. This brought me to happy tears. 🥰
Goede gebruikersnaam 😂🤞
Нету перевода, нр почему?
Did you guys see how she was twisting the lock to open the cage to get her baby. Awwww and she kissed her😊
Denise Smith omg yes, that was so beautiful 🧡
Yeah and wait until she breaks out the bolt cutters :-)
And then smiled.
the savage you must be fun at parties
the savage you’re so bitter. If you don’t think apes have many similarities to humans then you need to educate yourself. Stop trying to bring everyone down with your nonsense
For those saying that the cage is small, let me fill you in on something. I worked with rescued big cats at a sanctuary for over 7 years (see my picture). Most cages have small areas that stick out where treats are given so the animals will enter it willingly. These small areas are used to provide veterinary care and to allow keepers to get a good close up view to monitor physical well being and to look for wounds or skin problems. Quarantine areas and sick bays are also small for the same reason, as well as keeping sick animals from over exertion. Practical exotic animal husbandry sometimes requires putting animals like strong primates or aggressive big cats in small enclosures temporarily. It's necessary and only temporary.
Tango's Mom bell thanks for commenting on this! People jump to conclusions way too much. To me its quite obvious they have a very bad skin condition and would need to act in the best interest of all the orangutans and humans.
Smendrick Pepperell And yet you cared enough to read it and comment on it.
@@smendrickpepperell1179 lol😂😂😂
Thank you for the comment ❤
Thanks! Now I know!
A beautiful reunion. Orangutans are such great mothers.
Now how about letting them out of that cage. If we're all about exploiting heart-melting moments on film liberating primates from incaceration is one of the most moving.
@@ellaova you realize this is place rehabilitates orangutans right? These people save orangutans who have been orphaned or kept as pets and teaches them how to survive out in the wild.
@@ellaova If only they had a safe unspoilt wilderness to return to. Unfortunately they don't.
@@SweetLotusDreams At this facility they do. They purchase large swathes of safe and undisturbed land in order to return the orangutans to their natural habitat
@@ellaova 🤦🏻♀️ This place saves orangutans from inadequate living conditions, the illegal pet trade and poaching. They teach them how to live in the wild (which can take up to a decade of teaching) and return them to the wild in safe areas. Not only that, but they visit and monitor all released orangutans to ensure that they are healthy and happy. If they are sick they care for them and if the orangutan is unsuitable for release, they provide them with a safe home for life.
How she was gently caressing the baby through the cage before being reunited with her. So touching.
My heart melted seeing how much she wanted her baby. I’m glad she let Clarita nurse. God bless the animals and those who care for them.
LMFAOOOOOOOO @ my heart melted
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
You silly unemployed liberal clown.
@@blmbiglippedmarxistspresid1016 You pathetic immature child.
God dont bless animals god gave animals to us to have fun and food
@@user-vp5xn3ck5t God blesses every living thing. read the Word.
@@blmbiglippedmarxistspresid1016 you're either a 13 year old kid or a trump supporter but i can't tell which one.
The cage is small but that's probably just like a holding area.
She's probably in that cage for the purpose of being reunited with the child.
@Hans Wormhat 2 lies, also
read the the comment about
what those cages are for, they are temporary cages for getting close for medical reasons or looking for scars wounds rashes and for feeding. The comment also explains that all those orangatangs were eventually released once medically and psychologically cleared
Thank you for that because I was feeling sad.
Sure hope so
@@kuiama23 Like 99% positive that's the case. They probably release them into the wild as well when they're able to.
Because if they had let her have the baby in a open space it’d of been harder to get back off her to save it
The way she holds little Clarita with such love. Adorable.
So moving to see this reunion! These animal caretakers are doing such magnificent work in healing tortured and trafficked animals, thank god for their existence! Poor mother and daughter with severe nutritional deficiencies and rash, but they are healing finally. Terrific job!!!
I agree with Clara's keeper. I sensed absolutely NO aggression or hostility in Clara as the saw her daughter. If anything, she was curious and very gentle. The way she caressed her daughter's head was almost protective....like she knew instinctively "this is MY baby". And then, when they opened the cage and returned the little one to her and she held her baby, you could CLEARLY see the mother-love shining in Clara's eyes as she held her baby. And she immediately let her baby nurse. It was like she was saying "I got this now. She's mine". I am glad mother and daughter are reunited. .
Some primate mothers are GREAT. Some are pretty rough!! Some are just plain LETHAL.... This is a great mother! In Long Tail Macaques often the mothers nurse the babies TOO LONG because they don't want to put them through the weening stage!!
STOP IM CRYING
@@Gh0stPeppr I'm sure these keepers are very experienced and they know each animal's personality and behavior intimately. And I'm sure they were reading Clara as they re-introduced her to the baby to see how she was going to react.....if she would accept Clarita or if she would reject her. And Clarita is tiny. I'm sure if the carer thought there was the SLIGHTEST chance that Clara would harm or reject her precious baby, they would not have allowed her to have the baby in the cage. But if you look in Clara's eyes, you can CLEARLY see she has no such aggression toward the baby whatsoever. There was nothing but love there.
@@CeltycSparrow I'm crying too. 🙏🏻🙏🏻💕💖💞❣💜🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
it was so beautiful. the gentleness caressing her babies head was awe inspiring. i was moved just like everyone else that were holding their breathe too. pure mothers love. thank you for sharing this moment. i can still see it happening in my head. LOVE - PURE MOTHER'S LOVE.💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💜💜💜
The affection she has for her baby and the tenderness she shows makes me tear up.
Rosemarie Chibi same
Rosemarie Chibi I know...lol... And it looked like all her caretakers were crying too.. happy tears
Omg I’m crying 😢 this was just beautiful 💕
@@1vengefulheart743 How did you decide on your page name. You don't sound vengeful, you sound like someone who cares a great deal.
Just saying & wondering. 🙋♀️ 🐒 💕
Pam V. Awww..Oh my gosh, that’s so nice🤗.. thank you ☺️. You know what’s funny is, I remember exactly what was going on when I started my account... and I was really pissed at my husband... lol.. ( excuse my language).. but it’s true... lol
These people are the best of humanity.
I loved when the baby started nursing. The bond is true love.
Oh my gosh Clara tried to help her unlock the door! Man those were some strong onions I used tonite.
Tonight*
Bro how do u not know who to spell tonight and know how to use the other words
I think I ate the same onuins Robbie!
( I spelt it wrong on purpose! I hope it bugs, all y'all shitty people!)
@@justsomeguy4206 You corrected yourself, those trolls can kick rocks in traffic. 😆 Most of the people in the comments had onions too. You are not alone lol.
Okay, I was totally crying watching Clara hold and kiss her baby! Beautiful!
Aubrey right! Giving her little soft kisses
Same 🥰 a mother's love is the best love
Yup, animals have more humanity than humans.
Nothing like a mother's love
Me too!!
That beautiful moment actually made me cry.
I've been watching other primates giving birth, and it was beautiful, but seeing this mother get her baby BACK...was tear-jerking for sure. 🥰
Love seeing how much the carer is loving her job (her so wide-eyed when talking about the baby&mother orangutans).
Welldone to everyone at the sanctuary
She knows that's her baby and very clearly wants her back.
@Shoenheim how
@@AlexYazanGames it's well explained in the video. when mothers and babies are separated for long, the mother may not recognize her child and reject it or kill it. they're wild animals, not humans (and even in humans the motherly istinct it's not really 100% innate)
I’m sittin here in gettin emotional watchin this. This shows a mother’s love is universal. If THIS don’t move u, then nothin will.
Awww I think it was beautiful but I didn’t cry at all
I t s j u s t a m o n k e y
They literally said that mother's often reject their kids and let them starve. So clearly it doesn't always go that way.
Dom Anthony This often happens with human babies also..
its just a monkey/orangutan
I am in tears……Mother and child bonding. Too sweet. It seems animals treat their babies better than SOME mothers. .
i have watched this so many times the past 2 years, Clara's eyes are so soulful and she is such a sweet mommy, i hope they are alive and well where ever they are
I love stories when the mother is reunited with the child. It’s like she’s holding them and saying “we’ll be together- forever, this time.”
A mom and her child- the strongest bond in the world
It was so sweet and beautiful ❤😭
Say this to all people and trump who are supporting and doing the separation of immigrant children ... animals and humans we share the same emotions style and routine the difference is one of us don’t have a voice. stop separating families
@@sweetLemonist lie
@@sweetLemonist not all mothers are the same, not all mothers love their children and not all children love their mother
😭😭😭😭😭
Tell me I'm not the only one bawling??? Gosh a mother feeding her child is such a beautiful thing I don't understand why humans can get so offended by it.
Ur definitely not the only one who is crying!!
Thank you +kklucybv101 for your support! This is the day you can give Clara & Clarita the gift of freedom, back to the rainforest! You can help them by donating on #GivingDayforApes! To DONATE, go to bit.ly/GDFA-BeTheHeroes and share to your family and friends!
I'm not crying ! 🙈
We have a GREAT NEWS! Clara & baby Clarita has been released back to their true home! > ruclips.net/video/4VIEb4reNpw/видео.html
Thank you so much for your wonderful support! We won't be able to do it without you!
Gray Kin it’s because of feminism that we can feed in public.
That poor baby looks pitiful! I hope they both bond and get well soon!
How wonderful to see mum and baby reunited. Thank you to everyone who played a part in rescuing and healing and reuniting mum and baby xxxxx ❤️
I’m a new mom of a 5 month old baby girl. This video made me cry. I believe that animals have souls-and are capable of having deep feelings and attachments. What a beautiful moment of a mother and her child bonding in love.
Connie Chung q
Congrats!
Ain't no damn animal have souls got a little to emotional there darling
If u really love mother earth u wouldnt have any kids. We already hv 7.5 billion ppl on the planet... most scientists agree 2 billion is the carrying cap of humans... with respect to all other sentient beings. We are way over carrying capacity.... besides latest ipcc report says we only hv 10 yrs to stop runaway climate chaos!! Meaning if we dont All change our lifestyles your kids are fkd! I already decided Not to hv kids.
kevin walden everything alive has a soul even bugs do u think we're the only thing god created with an inner being and feelings.
I love seeing how all the Vets react, like, "damn, I picked a good career." Makes me cry
Yeah
2 give ur life caring 4 animals is an amazing thing n how awful 2 know many vets take their own lives because of the way they r treated, threatened, n the horrors they see!
@@Drexxaal I agree, most vets are kind souls who really just want the best for animals
Been in this profession for 5 years, not once I feel regret no matter how much burnout I got at times.
Those vets are amazing people! ♥️
As a mother, I recognize the look in Clara’s eyes when she got her baby back. So glad they’re reunited
I thought she was holding an octopus in the thumbnail
Me too!
Omg, me too!
ME TOO!
same lol
Yes for a second I thought that too😂
When Clara started to untwist the lock in anticipation I started tearing up. Then I went full sob fest when Clara was trying to figure out how to cradle Clarita, then curled up with her :,( A mother's love yo
This was so beautiful watching this baby re united with her mum; I love the little squeals the baby makes before she latches on.
Clara knew how to open that cage. She stayed in there because she felt like it. Lol. Precious little family
That baby's little whines and whimpers break my heart.
Can I just say how amazing those people who looked after Clara and Clarita are....they restore my faith in humanity
@Pappy Van Winkle No they don't.
You pappy however waste oxygen.
@Grape Heart What did Pappy Van Winkle say?
Did anyone recognize that she must live in a very little cage? 😢😢😢
@@chantallxvx4102 I'm pretty sure it is must be only temporary, because of the space they have, they may move her to a larger habitat later or maybe they release her.
the filipino people are very caring
До слез. Хорошие, заботливые сотрудники.
Удачи и терпения.
Трогательно до слёз...
Какие добрые лица у сотрудников.
I hope Clarita's painful looking rash has completely healed now. It was lovely to see Clara accepting Clarita and feeding her.
It has. They've been released into the wild.
Looks more like a fungal infection than anything else, if so it means her immune system very low from stress.
Appreciate you sharing such a beautiful moment with us. ♥️🦧♥️🦧♥️😂♥️
Why do you say stolen? They were separated for medical reasons.
Regardless, such a sweet story.❤
@@j.e.3088 no she got jacked and the other orangutan chucked it into some poison ivey when he got bored.
We can learn so much from animals....their ability to love implicitly without words, without "preparing", they just know how to love and care for their young. I dream of being a loving mother like this someday
You forget that the baby was kidnapped by another Orangutan.
R.I.P Harambe.. for real🥺💔
Well as they said, some of them kill their baby after a few weeks of not seeing them, but I get what you mean
When I had my first baby I was worried I wouldn't know how to care for him. My dad reminded me I knew exactly how to care for my cats and that babies were much the same. He was absolutely right. It's instinctive. Babies have loads of different cries - hunger, boredom, discomfort, etc - and you soon learn the difference. When my baby hurt himself I was half way up the stairs before I even registered he was crying.
@@veimani SIGH
Wonderful to see but hard to think about their suffering. When she nursed her baby it brought tears to my eyes. It was beautiful.
The way she helped opening the lock my heart is melted ❤
2:30 Mom's eye tells everything. She looks teary when she is finally able to hold her baby. 😭😭😭
Bruh is something wrong with my phone bec i pressed on 2:30 and it was like different colors and glitching .-.
@@KTH311 try to update your yt app. It's all good on me no glitching or anything
I've seen this in a longer video, and again, I teared up, so beautiful, positive and heartwarming.
Everyone was so gentle! And Clara's look at her keepers is priceless!
She definitely remembers that that's her baby. You can see before she's able to hold her, that she's almost desperate to get to her faster. She's continuously reaching for her, trying to pull her closer, and then fiddling with the door to try and get it open.
Ahhhh, the feels! I'm so glad they were reunited.
💖💖💖💖💖💖💖when Clara tryed to turn the key and open the door to get her child😊🙌💖💖💖
Sara Olsson it broke my heart when mama tried to open her cage to reach her baby. This is an intelligent animal and i think has a soul. Thank u for th kindness and love you have shown her. God bless all
@@rosalindkincannon1078 Yes, they are amazing!!
Im so happy that she did accept her child back after they been apart, often they don't.
Glad that they get help with the skin problen and that they are together again💖💖💖
Sara Olsson
Omg yes. So precious. Cheers
awe the poor babies cry is so heartbreaking yet so adorable. Beautiful moment
This is the best I have seen for ages ..fill your heart with joy..dear mama Clar and baby..
I love how they kiss their babies just like we do!
Ape's are the animal which act the most like humans
I know lacey
Well humans are apes and very closely related to orangutans, so yeah they do a lot of things that may look human.
@@sheoulgra haha, yeah, bonobos are something else
Kissing is a great tool for social animals. Besides the affection encouraging social bonding, it facilitates an exchange of microbes through saliva. In this way families and whole tribes can share their biological immunities, strengthening them against sickness.
You guys are all beautiful people. Thank you for being the awesome humans that you are
Amen to that!
Lmaoooo
Yeay!!! We are so glad that you love it as much as we do, AngelOne11 ! And do you know you can adopt your favourite OJS stars here > www.orangutanjungleschool.com ❤ xx
Yes thank you all so so much. That was beautiful.
Beautiful people?? THEY took her baby and gave her afterwardst THEY kidnapped the baby. And why cage them . They were not genetically modified to be in cages. Nobody is. You see smiling faces and animal with baby. Don't you see the cage? Can't you see a baby and her mother in a cage? Beautiful enough?? And you think the animal is happy because you assumed she was happy, as if you are the expert in orangutans sign lang .
We dont give them enough credit for how intelligent they are. They truly are amazing animals. 👍
The look on their faces when she embraces the baby. Priceless. There is so much beauty in the world, sometimes I need a reminder.
Not everyone is a poacher.
There is this kind of people too.
And they are just awesome.
True, but if you're referring to the kidnappers, it wasn't poachers that kidnapped the baby. The two (who were sick) got separated and a male orangutan found and was caring for the baby.
@@iamSketchH he didn't find the baby he kidnapped the baby
@Val O'Brien That's not it's normal living environment. It's being medically treated right now--she and her baby are / were sick.
@@iamSketchH They could put something--a wooden panel at least--in the bottom of the cage so the orangs aren't sitting directly on the wire, though. That doesn't look very comfortable to me.
Poachers are good people..just supporting there families..
they were only in the small cage for a short period of time so the staff could supervise the adults behavior for the reunion:))
Thank you for explaining why they were in that little cage!
@laurie williamson it was because of humans they were separated in the 1st place. it is because of humans that mother is in a cage with her hair falling off due to rubbing against the cage.
@@DilettanteDon the mother has a rash. Thats why her hair is falling out. Humans are a part of nature as much as any other animal, just becausd large corporations log forests doesnt mean you have to be a massive dick to people trying to help these orangutans, the baby had to be seperated to be kept healthy, or would you rather the mom and baby die together from infection that is treatable.
@@DilettanteDon It was a male orangutan that took her baby actually.
Thank you, omg you don't know what it means to me to know this, because I'm only seeing 4:14 of the entire story I was torn between love over the reunification of mother and baby and confusion and anger over why they were in the cage... ❤️❤️❤️
thank you for sharing this story. and thank you to the vets for their amazing work! I wish everyone involved peace!
you brought tears to an old lady on the other side of the world. God bless you all for your work.
What amazes me aswell is that when they open Clara's cage she just stays completely calm and doesn't try to escape.
These animals obsolutely know they are being loved and helped bij these beautiful people i believe.
Clara was raised by these people. She knows who they are.
Algo en castellano por favor gracias
Because they’re intelligent, they know they’re not being held hostage and that their cage is pretty much a bed. They know they’ll have activities to do throughout the day, and see the rescue as their home until they’re released and even a bit afterward. They usually still hang around.
@@leftalone9881 rescue from what? Lol
@@RychAhlberg you might want to do some research on it. Primarily from man and deforestation probably. Nothing to lol about, especially when there are those who actually do something to help.
Clara started unscrewing the latch.....and the way she just held onto he baby and lay down. she was at total peace man.....wow. im highly emotional watching this
Because a mother knows her responsibility....
I have watched this video and the longer version over and over. The love and relief is so plain to see. She loves her baby and wanted her back. It melts my heart.
How wonderful to see mother and baby reunited! Thanks to the vets for their care of these two. I found the video very uplifting.
What a beautiful moment! Seeing the mama try to unlock the door brought tears to my eyes.+ The way she reached out and took the baby back into her arms was so human-like. I could watch orangutans day in and day out and never ever get bored. Thank you for sharing this awesome video and keep up the great work! :)
Thank you +Dana East for your support! This is the day you can give Clara & Clarita the gift of freedom, back to the rainforest! You can help them by donating on #GivingDayforApes! To DONATE, go to bit.ly/GDFA-BeTheHeroes and share to your family and friends!
Amen so sweet, such a sweet moment. Ty for sharing
Oh someone is cutting onions on my home again
Heres some Kleenex ooooooo 🤗😂😭😭😭♥️♥️♥️
@SiSTEMa CUBANGO kOMPA DIRECT 1970 SCA CD 1970 thanks 🥺🥺
Damn ninjas
I cry every time I watch these videos and yet I still click on all these mom and baby videos
Oh my God, I was holding my breath that the mother wouldn't reject her child. Then, when the mom gently put her hand on her baby's head, I was flooded with emotion. Good people making the world better.
Ben M there’s no real reason to use God’s name in vain? Especially after God is the one responsible for such kind of good moments. Repent of your blasphemy and call upon Jesus to save you.
Jesus or Putin?
@@godschild6417 Jesus just spoke to me and approved my message. He said love. caring, empathy, and respect for all his creations is much appreciated and great to invoke her name with.
The Lord also told me not to worry about your comment, since such such self-righteousness, hypocrisy, ignorance, and vanity is a social, mental, and political disease.
She would neither confirm or deny that if you're actually a Russian troll seeking to stoke religious tensions in America. She said even if you were, your judgment day awaits you like it does everyone else.
Happened to see this video while nursing my own little one..... Couldn't help but tear up....a mom is a mom... Regardless of species. Thank you to the beautiful people that look after the amazing primates.
Yes. A mom is a mom
the savage Don’t think of it as horrible. Since you said gave birth that means it gave live birth not eggs, I’ll assume it’s a guppy or some other common species of live bearer. Livebearers have lots of babies in the first place to ensure some survive predation and they breed. In the home aquarium it’s an enclosed space so the babies don’t get to get so far or disperse. Depending on the tank size it may not be enough space for all of them full grown the mother eats the least agile ones and the babies with the best genes survive, improving the health of the species as a whole. Although the fish has has no ability to think of all this it simply happens, you must trim the hedge to keep it healthy. Contrarily cichlids are very loving parents constructing homes for their eggs and protecting them and going further to protect them and lead them to food when the hatch.
I agree regardless of the species, which is why baby cows shouldn’t be ripped from their mothers and the Male calves killed so we can drink there milk.
Wish people could stop drinking milk so calfs wouldn't have to be stolen from their mothers on a regular basis
Such a sweet little baby. So glad they are back together 💕
Absolutely precious, Orangutan’s are so close to us biologically, they have emotions & feelings as much as we do, what a beautiful ending from a tragic beginning, the vets & keepers are Amazing, yes, she loves her baby!!!! 🫶🏻🌈☀️🇺🇸🙏🏻😇
She laid down with her baby and nursed just as I did with my own.
@Pappy Van Winkle a real woman? you good bro? 💀
@@smolpanda9995 Ignore the troll mate, the waste has been making multitude of negative comments on all the orangutan channels. Could be a palm oil sympathizer or worse, I'm going for the latter...
@@Tinhamodic l
@Pappy Van Winkle you seem to have a lot of repressed emotions
@Pappy Van Winkle A real woman? She probably just wanted to feed her child so bad, and to make sure that they had everything that they ever needed, that isn't lazy
The look on the mothers face at 2:10 is that of a mother love. Thank you to the staff of the Orangutang Jungle School for you dedication and hard work.
I started sobbing so beautiful and loving she knew it was hers as soon as she smelled
Words cannot describe the emotions of the mother and emotions of us as viewers of extremely heart touching moment. Truly felt very very happy to see the baby back with her mother.
How touching is to see how much this mother loves her baby. Animals are sentient beings, just like us. They don’t love their babies any different than we love ours. The bond is strong in all species. Unfortunately some people think animals are not capable of feelings. One of the most beautiful videos I’ve ever seen!❤️❤️
Awww I love orangutans. They have such sweet,and expressive faces.
There's nothing else
like a mother,and baby connection...
Mum has feelings too they Missed each other.
They're really intelligent too
Their not all sweet...they can attack! Also..😔
Нет. Перевода на. Русский. Язык. Смотреть такие. Ролики. Не. Иньересно
human is the most dangerous animal of the earth.
Literally how does this have relevancy
@@indicus9075 ssssh
@@indicus9075 Humans destroyed natural habitat of animals and stuck them in cages. And by reuniting and feeding animal families humans think they are merciful. We are scum.
You again.. Everywhere I go damn
Trevor Holmes so true
I have more peace than I can say!! How precious...how beautiful...such comfort...such relief!! TYSM! My faith in humanity now restored. TYSM for all you did, TEAM! God bless all of you!
If this didn't touch your heart, then well, you've got no soul whatsoever
Guess i dont have a soul then
@@zuko5651 Your loss!
Mik Davies lol it isn’t my fault
@@zuko5651 i don't have a soul either😢
@Надежда Ярошинская what you mad because this didn't touch our heart?😂
Knowing thier homes are being destroyed (burned) for palm production depresses me. They are too gentle to not care about. I hope and wish we can come to a resolution and that authorities place real protection and punishment for this injustice.
Heartbreaking...money, money, MONEY....www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/may/10/palm-oil-orangutans-multinationals-promises-deforestation
Sadly, no punishment, because the government make money of that too.
not me bawling when she said I'm not taking your baby anymore
and then again when she started nursing. honestly so beautiful im glad she accepted her child and all went well.
This is so precious .. Thank you kind hearts! 💟
Oh my God they are just like human, more than human actually.
They are more carefully like some humans are
To chutiye tu kay soch rha tha plus humans r the real animals these days
@ritemoelaw_books83 They said, "Screw Eachother over", not, "Screw eachother", lol. Two very different definitions.
@sniff sniff
1) pretty sure they can and 2) they aren't smart enough
One reunited baby doesn’t make them human!! Many times they kill there own baby!! I guess they are like some humans who love abortion and stuff like that. Those humans are more like the beast!! But no they are not like humans at all!!
You know that scene in Disneys "Dumbo" when the momma elephant sneaks her trunk out just to hold her baby? Well, this little video is showing the bond between mother and child is even stronger! My heart started beating faster watching Clara try to unscrew that latch!🥰🥰🥰
Claire Wyndham
🎵Now playing: “Baby Mine” 🎶
Oh my gosh that’s exactly what I was thinking 😭 that was always the most heartbreaking scene to me
@Remains Anonymous
What do cows (domesticated farm animals) have to do with orangutans (endangeeed wild animals)? And furthermore, why do you keep preaching about cows? Who died and granted their Ph.D. in animal husbandry or DVM to you? We do not separate the calves from their moms on the first day after birth, they need the colostrum and if separated, have to be bottle fed. Apparrntly you do not know much about dairy farms or cows in general. You just keep adding whatever nut or soy milk you prefer to your chai tea and I will add cow milk to mine. And you probably do not know a Holstein or Jersey from an Angus or Herford.
I always cry when I recall it.. it was so painful yet beautifully sweet moment 😭❤️
This is totally like that!!! I never thought of that!! 😭😭😭
I thank God every day for these loving people who are among us.
This breaks my heart. The momma doesn't know what to do. God bless you ppl. for all you do.💖
The cage is small but it might be a quarantine cage. A temporary holding cell until their infection is cured or no longer a danger to other animals.
You are absolutely right, Ashley! Yeay!!! We are so glad that you love it as much as we do! And do you know you can adopt your favourite OJS stars here > www.orangutanjungleschool.com ❤ xx
I was wondering the same thing, like why are they kept in cages. Even if they are sick cant they be given better accommodation than a metal cage?
orlybabe if this is a problem that honestly bothers you they take donations. One thing to complain another thing entirely different to do something about it. I have looked into them and they are doing the very best they can. After doing more research I am considering funding one of the Orangutans. (When I am well and able to work again) They have sanctuaries across the world.
orlybabe temporary cages so that they can easily monitor and treat the sick animal... Not easy to monitor or treat illnesses if the Abe climbs up in a tree to hide... If we humans get sick then we are put in a hospital bed wired up with all sorts of technology so that we can be monitored and treated... not much different for the Abe here. When baby and mother are both healthy again then they get out.🙂
Ashley Ervin Agreed, doing something about it is better than just complaining. These sanctuaries for orangutans are doing amazing work. But thinking of animals who do live in cages, in zoos - what can we do about that? I have always felt zoos should be abolished as keeping a wild animal caged for our viewing pleasure is just wrong. It’s like life imprisonment for these animals, who suffer from psychosis, suicidal behavior, illnesses and higher mortality rates in zoos. If they are under threat of extinction, put them in protected forests. If they are sick, put them in sanctuaries like this. We don’t need zoos.
I am glad mother and daughter were reunited!❤
Such a heartwarming and emotional exchange. Sending lots of love and warm greetings from Missouri.
im breastfeeding my baby while watching this . crying my eyes out! these animals are the most amazing ! such a beautiful video . they are just like humans
Yeah I honestly don't view apes or monkeys as animals. They are too much like us that I just subconsciously view them as a different type of person from me.
@@4amcripple I mean, we are animals ourselves, and tend to forget that.
My youngest is 8 now breast fed him for 3 yrs 4 months...enjoy it girl, babies are just precious❤️
@@Subvishy Are you supposed to breastfeed for that long? Most babies I’ve seen start drinking from bottles around 2, but maybe I just stopped young.
@@dad6035 well, yeah he was a bit late. My daughter stopped at 1 and a half but he would drink from a glass too, he just also would suckle...
One of these days humans are going to be in a huge surprise as to exactly how intelligent these animals really are.
That’s beautiful. I had tears in my eyes when the lady, the vet who bought Clarita over to Clara was gently holding Clara’s hand and talking to her.
Wenn man sich dieses Video anschaut, empfindet man Freude, gleichzeitig laufen aber auch die Tränen! ❤❤❤
You can see how happy Clara is to see her baby just by looking at her eyes 🥺
Here I am crying my eyes out. 4 am in the morning. How can such humans kill or even think about hurting these innocent animals? People like them deserve every hell coming their way.
Your a good man, God bless
@@turbo-charged-v8341 you're*
@@angycucumber4319 oh it’s the spell checking bum hole to the rescue....TWAT!!!!!
Sadly its not that black and white and most people that do it are forced to do so to try and earn some money so they can feed their families
There are a lot of people that don't even have empathy for other humans, how do we expect from them have empathy for other species.
this got me choked up. this is absolutely beautiful to watch.