Wild orangutan used medicinal plant to treat wound, scientists say
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Scientists say they've observed an orangutan named Rakus appearing to treat a wound with medicine from a tropical plant. It's the latest example of how some animals attempt to soothe their own ills with remedies found in the wild. Read more: bit.ly/4blWW9t
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Your next primary care physician.
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Lol
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Natural medicine that works is just called medicine...
Not sure why this is a surprise. They are extremely intelligent creatures. Please stop killing them!
Please stop consuming transnational corporation products.
Just stop all needless killing.
@@planetvegan7843 and save their habitat!🌲💙🌲
Actually it is rarely hunted animal. The reason they are dying is because the forest is deforested to open farm and they lost their home
@@YogaProject-qz1cq 'are dying is because the forest is deforested' which equals killing
I once had a persistent and horrible cough and began craving the herb thyme. It's never an herb I use. Curious as to my craving, I searched to discover a thyme tea cough remedy. I tried it. Within a day, my cough began disappearing. The body has it's own intelligence.... if we listen to it.
Wow! That is very interesting.
I forget what the syndrome is when you crave eating dirt, but at least in some cases those people are lacking in certain minerals that are found in dirt. I'm sure they didn't know that those minerals are found in dirt, but your body naturally knows that. Very interesting
Not everyone has access to stuff like that though
That's how our bodies are supposed to work, but modern society disconnects us from ourselves.
My arm fell off, what herb can I use for that?
Edgar Cayce talked about that back in the early 1900s. We need to communicate with the subconscious, which is the one that holds the true of our existence. This means the subconscious or the soul can give you the cure for your illness. It is the sixth sense.
That wound under his eye looks terrible.
It healed perfectly within a month according to the article.
I felt so sad when I seen his face😢😢
And no mile long list of side effects. Smarter than people
The reason they know the plant works as medicine is because People in Africa use it too and it has been studied.
Herbal remedies were the treatment of choice until Rockefeller came in and changed the entire medical establishment.
Everything we need is in nature. Always has been.
Smarter than the medical field obviously.
@@mrbaab5932Orangutans aren't in Africa
More than anything, the news report should say - "Yes! Orangutans and all animals truly have brains." So stop killing them.
Shut up
It should also say “We have no evidence whatsoever to corroborate this fantastic, unbelievable story.”
pretty sure most people know almost all animals have some level of intelligence. It just doesn't matter.
From AP article: "Scientists observed Rakus pluck and chew up leaves of a medicinal plant used by people throughout Southeast Asia to treat pain and inflammation. ... Photographs show the animal’s wound closed within a month without any problems."
I wonder who that animal learned the behavior from!
It was 10 days...I read the article
What plant was it?
@@MyDOOKIE1 ,
Ok, the 'focus' is not the timeframe it healed as much as that, a "wild animal" KNEW what plant to first, eat(for internal healing), then, chew the plant to release the medicinal fluids and place upon the wound(for external healing)! 😛🌱🌿🌳🙌💖🙌😺
@@debracisneroshhp2827 - Yeah, but show me one picture or video of that actually happening.
This is so exciting! Thank you for sharing this! ❤
Maurice has always been wise from the first one
Indeed he has.
HE’S MUCH MORE INTELLIGENT THAN SOME DR.S 😊🦧🍃🧡
His signature is probably more legible too!
Please give us their names.
Will he accept Medicare payments from New patients will I have to climb trees for a visit
*many
@@DonMason-cv6og OH NOOOO, HE’S EXCEPTING NEW MEDICARE PATIENTS WITH A SMILE 😀 N MAKES IT CONVENIENT FOR YOU CAUSE HE’S EXTRA THOUGHTFUL 🦧💝
Nature is our best-friend !
Dogs do something similar. I had picked some wild mint from a nearby creek (for making tea) and held it out to my dog to sniff when I got home. She smelled the flower and without hesitation ate it. I, of course, looked up if it was okay for dogs to eat mint and found out dogs will seek out mint for its antibacterial properties when they get an infection. She's half bloodhound and prone to ear infections, so I'm guessing one was coming on. Now I share my mint tea with her, especially if it seems like her ears are bothering her.
@george I'm laughing at your story because I just imagine you're like Here Buddy smell this, and he comes over and eats it and you're like Oh my gosh is it okay if he eats that! I'm so glad it was safe for him!
Try a vet for specific antibiotic. You don’t want your dog to lose its hearing not to mention the pain.
@@elainedefreitas8106zw ,
If going to the vet for a pharmaceutical were the only available remedy I'm guessing there would be billions of wild animals in deep 💩! 😱😛🐾🐕🐾🐈🌱🌿🌻🐝🌳🌎💖🙌😺
@georgemcduffey2622,
As long as there's no 'acute physical' situation at the time, you could make some extra tea and use it as an 'external' earwipe/compress to prevent serious issues from arising. 🐾🐕🌱🌿🌻🐝🌳💖🙌😺
@@elainedefreitas8106zw We do when it passes what I call "stage 1". Vet says we don't wanna give it to her unless we have to, in avoidance of antibiotic resistances.
Dog eats grass, cures stomach issues.
Yep. You beat me to it.
Yeah but they don’t rub it precisely and in an organized manner…
Yup, that’s right…I’m not too sure what’s new about this… when dogs do that all the time….just like you said with grass
My cat eats grass and pukes it on the rug.
Does grass work for human digestion issues?
It’s like the one that drives the golf cart….
He was headed to Walgreens.
@@mikemondano3624 lol!! Yeah less traffic and no crazies… so he skipped Walmart!!
When will us humans realize orangutans are very knowledgeable and in tune with their bodies? Lets give them the credit they deserve, they've been dealing with a lot and somehow pull through every time, must be intelligence.
Look of zoopharmacognosy
Before medication and doctors, they used plants.
Why is this surprising? They live in and are in tune with nature as we should be.
@caramelkisses8396,
Yes, people have forgotten humans are, also, part of Nature__members of the natural world__and are privy, and beholden, to all that Nature provides us, if we 'attune' ourselves to the subtle messages we constantly receive from our bodies. 🙏😇✨💫🌱🌿🌻🐝🌳🌎💖🙌😺
It is not that humans have forgotten. They have been told since Abraham at least that they are not part of nature. They are creatures made in the image of an anthropomorphic deity. They live on this planet for a few years before they are privileged to leave their bodies behind and go to a much better place where they will live forever. People live the idea that they won’t ever die, so it is easy to get them on side with this preposterous tale.
Nature is out to squash us like bugs. Possibly hundreds of orangs died before they found a plant that was not poisonous.
@@debracisneroshhp2827 the moment I discovered the weakness of flesh it has disgusted me. I crave the certainty and strength of steel.
Your kind cling to your flesh as if it will not one day decay and fail you. And at that point you will be beging my kind to save you. But I am already saved.
its culture. somebody has to try them and figure out what worked. vast majority of plants are poisonous.
“He started treating his wound with the plant for seven minutes” we just didn’t get any of that on film
Smart cookie. Glad he's looking and feeling better. ❤
The orangutan has more sense than the CDC.
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False
Pu lees.
Antibiotics & vaccine have saved countless lives. Puh lees don’t compare chewing leaves with the CDC.
@@aaronjames3228It's true!
Do anyone knows the name of this medicinal plant that was used by the orangutan?
Im Wonder as Well, This Story is Quite Amazing
Only pharmaceutical companies know, its a secret.
The plant is fioria tinctoria
Psilocybe cubensis
@@richardbinkley8487San Pedro for sure
I wonder if Dr. Rakus works for a provider covered by my health plan.
@Dr.Thirteen-bb1ub,
No need to be a medical snob__you'd be amazed what a little education may reveal, try it sometime! 😛 🌱🌿🌻🐝🌳🌎💖🙌😺
They are intelligent. Those same herbs can probably benefit Humans as well. But of course we have to pay for big pharma for meds. Smh.
Please Any specific guide. I'm from Australia how do I go about this? I think I'm interested how can I get in touch with mrs Rose Carlos?
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Deeply curious how it learnt to do this. Because we've accidentally taught a lot of rehabilitated orangutans how to use tools
Im pretty sure orangutans using leaves like that has already been a documented thing
Wow
I will not take away from intelligence this requires.
We need to take care of animals... they think and feel.
The Animal Kingdom is very much underestimated for their intelligence. Their understanding of their Environment with Natural Herbal Treatments shouldnt Surprise Us.
Why didn't they show the actual part of the video of it applying the chewed up leaved to his wound..
A lot of animals smarter than humans
Not really. Name one animal that is smarter.
Maurice is that you?
It's so amazing that these apes still exist & are just out there in the wild. Them going extinct would be such a horrible tragedy.
How did he get the injury? Its so deep. Like i couldnt deal with it myself
He got it from a fight with another male
Pretty amazing
Animals know more than we know
I have talked to some of the modern day college grads, and I'm not one bit surprised by this revelation.
We came from animals us and animals have the same spirit
Not even close
Animal intuition is usually right. They don't have all our confusion
people misinterpeting ur comment
Seen dogs search out and eat specific grass to induce vomiting
My dog targets medicinal wild plants in the yard when he gets an upset stomach. It's not them, it's us. Animals aren't preoccupied with our distractions in their lives.
Can someone please share what potent medical plant it was? Thank you.
She could have said the name of the plant
They keep saying this, however wouldn't it have been ground breaking if they actually filmed it. Seems like someone "observing " just didn't quite film it.
So you are saying Orangutans have better healthcare than Americans?
Kingdom of the Planet of the Orangutans.
Orangutans are apes so your "joke" is moot. And not funny.
He’s like a smart person; a very stable genius
No video of the thing doing what they say it’s doing.
.... and people have no idea they never actually saw that, they just blindly trust it like they have lol.... now with this, it's probably true, but these same people believe everything else also lol....
That is a conspicuous problem with this report.
People don't have the attention span so they have to pump out this 1.5 min bs!
Straight from the scientific report this is based on: “Unfortunately, no photos or videos were taken of the wound treatment.”
Yeah, this is 100% nonsense.
Yeah, this piece went from cool to bs in a min
Used to be what we were doing before we switched to petroleum-based medecine and started slowly poisoning ourselves
What was the plant?
Wild Kratts taught me this years ago
He has a wound but there is no footage in the video showing him putting the plant he chewed on the wound, and so no actual proof for what is being claimed except for a wounded orangtuns eye, with no after footage of the same orangtun
Don't tell us. Show us.
I agree I'd like to see the video of him actually applying it. I believe it but I just want to be sure. Regardless this is extremely cool
@@BorkDoggo They couldn't even show 1 silly second of him doing it? Come on. It's propaganda.
Zoopharmacognosy is the study of animals using plants for medicine. I have a whole playlist... Haha hence my name lulz
These things have to start paying taxes
I am not doubting what happened, but in the video the orangutan was not seen sinking any chewed leaves.
I wish they video'd Rakus putting the paste on his wound. Where's the visual evidence?
We have so much to learn from them
Yeah, like not believing everything you see on the Internet.
Without a mirror. That awareness is astonishing.
For 7 minutes yet no footage of it lol
They really think this is news, they been doing this for the last 5000 years
Hopefully they don't try to make the plant illegal or try to tax those creatures for it😅
Poor thing with that big injury
his name is RAKUS..meaning "(food) Greedy"..well maybe he is a greedy baby back then, but he looks so chill now
Couldn't you have mentioned what plant was used?
Not surprised after seeing an orangutan drive a golf cart(absolutely true-do a RUclips search!).
Humans are Great Apes that also treat their wounds. I once saw one slather some ointment on a wound and then cover it with some adhesive pad with Pokemon on it. He then put his costume on and went to perform the tricks he had been taught at some office somewhere.
What is the name of the plant used?
Allamanda schottii
He didn’t go through 8+ years to MD school to learn that. 😆
Animals are way smarter then we think and they all have a different personality. I don’t like people that don’t like animals that’s always a big sign.
Are we sure this is the fiest time this behavior has been observed. I remember seeing an episode of "Wild Kratts" years ago demonstrating this behavior.
I wonder for how many generations they’ve been doing this
Consciousness is the foundation of the Universe
That is so cool
What kind of plant was it
the plant is Fibraurea tinctoria
you’re welcome
WOW THIS IS BIG!🤯
Whats the name of the plant? Why report if you don't say what the meds are?
“Rakus started feeding on the stem and the leaves of the liana of Fibraurea tinctoria, also known as ‘Akar Kuning,’ which is part of the orangutans’ diet in this area.”
I hate to add to the skepticism but not only in this piece but in any other media is a simple image of application or paste/residual on the wound. It was presented as directly observed.
He keeps himself well groomed
What was the name of the plant?
Zoopharmacognosy is the study of animals using medicinal plants.
I didn t see it applying any kind of self medication.
We used to be in tune with nature. Logic replaces instinct sometimes.
She is one of us.
He clearly didnt put anything on his face 🤷♂️
Ok they're too smart
It's natural Tylenol
Well orangutan means "people of the forest"
Soo....what is the name of this plant?
We humans have this knowledge , trees and herbs are medicine
The purpose of humanity is to commune with life knowing that all life is sacred. The goal of the human race is to dominate life believing that might is right and live in the fear and hate that is created. Know that the Light of your being is a blessing to everyone on your journey. Shine on
@chuckrussell6740,
I happily disagree with your "human race" theory. Everything else is spot on!
Love, Light, and Blessings. 🙏😇✨💫🌱🌿🌻🐝🌳🌎💖🙌😺
Lol 😂
Very funny that you are just discovering this.
We used all this herbs in the village when growing up and lots more of them.
Why yall dnt show the part when he does step..1--2---3?
Well he do look like the wise healer type.
How do you think we got where we are?
Who is acclimating, the orangutan or the human?
Rock me Dr. Zaius!
What kinda tree was it? "Potent medical plant" so...what is it???
WHAT PLANT?!
They don't need ruby. They already have it.
Intelligent being!
You know WHO, won’t stand for that.
Because they’re smarter than most humans!
Does anyone know the actual tree he was using?
Isabel what is your doctors name.I am switching doctors.He knows how to heal.
My question is what did he use?
It's Maurice
Show your Bias AP, keep undereporting on Gaza and Palestinians so that you let humanity die.