@Pappy Van Winkle you sure about that? www.onthegotours.com/us/Borneo/Travel-tips-and-useful-info#:~:text=Is%20it%20safe%20to%20drink,is%20widely%20available%20and%20inexpensive.
I was lucky enough to volunteer at the orangutan centre before the covid it is a wonderful place and the staff do such a great job . I learnt so much and loved every minute I was there 🐵😘
The problem I have with this facility, as compared to the other Orangutan Rehab places...Is the lack of physical embrace from the staff to the Orangutans. Especially the babies. I have been watching their videos. They feed the little 1 year old babies through bars of cages. If the pick them up, its,only to carry them to vets. And they carry them, with their backs to them. The other places hold the babies close to them while feeding them and just plain giving them love and affection. I have never seen anyone at this facility do that. The other places also hold and cuddle the 2 and 3 and 4 and 5 year olds. They don't do that here. They hold their hands, lead them. Or carry them by their hands. And they lift them up on the ropes or trees. But that's it. And you can tell these babies want so bad to be held and hugged and cuddled. Especially the tiny ones. But they don't do that here. I feel so bad for them. For that reason. I dont donate to this one. I donate to the ones who don't have as modern of a facility, but give the Orangutans the love and hugs they need, along with the medical care and schooling.
I never noticed that but you’re right. I did hear an explanation about that though. Saying they limit human contact so the orangutan can be as wild as possible and not come to rely on human so much. Not saying it’s right but could be their reasoning too.
I wonder if it’s possible to set aside huge amounts of land in a safe country with appropriate weather, for these primates and other primates as well. Maybe Costa Rica? Florida? Australia? There are so many problems regarding the treatment of these precious beings within these countries, so why not start populations in better more safe countries? There are a ton of islands as well.
The only place in earth that sustains the variety and numbers of fruiting trees to accommodate orangutan life are 1)Sumatra and 2)Borneo. It’s not happnin in Florida, hon…
@@jonaswhite5842 What about the other place as I mentioned? Florida could have a ton of fruit trees if someone wanted to plant them. Macaques have been living there for over 100 years.
Even in times of crisis, your devotion to help these wonderful creatures never ceases to amaze me, God bless
@Pappy Van Winkle you sure about that? www.onthegotours.com/us/Borneo/Travel-tips-and-useful-info#:~:text=Is%20it%20safe%20to%20drink,is%20widely%20available%20and%20inexpensive.
I am totally smitten! They are the most beautiful creatures on the planet! God bless those loving surrogate parents .... so so loving!
I was lucky enough to volunteer at the orangutan centre before the covid it is a wonderful place and the staff do such a great job . I learnt so much and loved every minute I was there 🐵😘
You are so lucky to have experienced the beautiful orange apes ! Thank you for helping !
So sad to see how much of their habitat has been ruined by human development!
So beautiful creatures. And beautiful relationships between carers and animals. Thank you for keep doing this
Thank you good people for helping this beautiful creatures, God bless you. 😇🙏Your presence and work means life for this innocent souls. ❤
So beautiful💓😍thank you💓
God bless you alls.
Love these guys❤
01:50 _"The forest is so quiet"_ *L O L* Wouldn't know it with the wall-to-wall music track playing throughout.
Native Video, begets *Ambient Audio*
Can’t you find something else to complain about, man?
Staff- your my hero
Was hoping to see Jack or Rose in the vid.
👏👏👏👏❤❤❤
Hopefully the quiet means there is a halt in palm oil destruction. Even if its just for a little bit-it helps tremendously.
Oh, I’m sure the bulldozers were out in full force..
The problem I have with this facility, as compared to the other Orangutan Rehab places...Is the lack of physical embrace from the staff to the Orangutans. Especially the babies. I have been watching their videos. They feed the little 1 year old babies through bars of cages. If the pick them up, its,only to carry them to vets. And they carry them, with their backs to them. The other places hold the babies close to them while feeding them and just plain giving them love and affection. I have never seen anyone at this facility do that. The other places also hold and cuddle the 2 and 3 and 4 and 5 year olds. They don't do that here. They hold their hands, lead them. Or carry them by their hands. And they lift them up on the ropes or trees. But that's it. And you can tell these babies want so bad to be held and hugged and cuddled. Especially the tiny ones. But they don't do that here. I feel so bad for them. For that reason. I dont donate to this one. I donate to the ones who don't have as modern of a facility, but give the Orangutans the love and hugs they need, along with the medical care and schooling.
I never noticed that but you’re right. I did hear an explanation about that though. Saying they limit human contact so the orangutan can be as wild as possible and not come to rely on human so much. Not saying it’s right but could be their reasoning too.
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Loveeee
Wow, Literally scared the piss out of him
What's up with the Irish music? Are these O'Rangutans?
I wonder if it’s possible to set aside huge amounts of land in a safe country with appropriate weather, for these primates and other primates as well. Maybe Costa Rica? Florida? Australia? There are so many problems regarding the treatment of these precious beings within these countries, so why not start populations in better more safe countries? There are a ton of islands as well.
The only place in earth that sustains the variety and numbers of fruiting trees to accommodate orangutan life are 1)Sumatra and 2)Borneo. It’s not happnin in Florida, hon…
@@jonaswhite5842 What about the other place as I mentioned? Florida could have a ton of fruit trees if someone wanted to plant them. Macaques have been living there for over 100 years.
You would think since they are sooooo intelligent, they could adapt to new hones
Which is human?
Stephen Mcnabb could you elaborate?
I need one in my house.