Baby Orangutans Deal with Back-to-School Jitters 

Ha,ha,ha! She will have to learn - snakes, perhaps, but not fellow 'junglies'. The most endearing part of the snake incident was a soon as she leased the stick she immediately turned and ran, not appearing to give a second thought as to whether it actually hit or scared the 'snake' away. Just hoy something in the general direction and run for cover; too sweet of her. On a more anthropological note , it does display a distinct tendency to a lack of natural aggression within these magnificent primates.

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In another episode she was beating Beni with a large stick because Beni was trying to steal coconuts. You know how gluttonous Beni is when it comes to fruit.

She beat up benny when he was stealing a cocunut (as you probably guessed, she used a stick)

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It looks more like teasing than training 4 sure.

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@@lynniekaye7513 Like the training I used to give my little brother all the time..

It’s not really teasing,they want them to grab the branch and then get the fruit,as that’s what they’d have to do in the wild.

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I specifically stopped the video to look for this comment.

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@David C it’s funny cause monky yeets stick at other monky

Should I YEET the stick yes

Well, Orangutan DNA is 97% similar to humans. They're self-aware, can use tools, think in abstract, empathetic and form sophisticated social bonds.

Humans are animals, don't think your kind is better than mine!

@@orangutan2674 I agree. Humans are the animals. Although I've met some humans that once in a while make me feel proud of being a human.

Elsa Humans are animals and we descend from APES. What do you expect...

@@lordvoldemort5725 Your entitled to your believe of evolution. I do not believe in evolution, I believe in creation. Something cannot come from nothing in the beginning , which is what scientist struggle to explain. There had to be a beginning. The Bible has the answer. "In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth".Genesis 1 1.

They have the most expressive and beautiful eyes. Love all of them

What about their little noises c:

Same, obsessed is the only word I have.

@Drey's Games nope. orangutangs

@Drey's Games ourangutans are cuter

You aren't wrong at all

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I propose we rename them to ORANGEGUTANS and categorize them as fruit delicacies

It was so accurate it hit that other one right on the chest xD

@Lakshmi Kimmu he is just naughty I guess 😅😅

@Lakshmi Kimmu same with indonesian language... cos this is in indonesia

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@@andisetya1757 Indonesia language comes from the Melayu language dude. no need to argue about that. 😁

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For some reason I read that as Heavy yelling at Scout from TF2 XD

Personally I think he is a disgusting, whining little horror :(

How is "feel good TV"? All these babies are orphaned through human atrocities.

@@letolethe5878 certainly nothing good about orangutan mothers being killed, what makes me feel good is all the hard work these dedicated people do to help the orphans.

@@letolethe5878 what do you mean?

@@randomuser3741 Why do you think these baby orangutans are being raised by humans and being taught how to survive in the wild by humans? This is a sanctuary for orphans who lost their parents through poaching (killing the adults as pests or even for meat), sickness/disease caused by lack of food due to habitat loss caused by humanity's unchecked development.

@@letolethe5878 yes. This is in Nyaru Menteng, Kalimantan. They will teach these orphaned orangutans to survive in the wild. When they are ready and older. They will be placed in pre release island. In this island, they will live on their own with occasional check from the organization staffs. When they are fully wild and capable to survive on their own, they will be released to national park/forest. This organization has its own RU-vid channel. Search BOS Foundation on RU-vid. They post regularly about this jungle school and the students.

Cecii Perez how do I do this? Are there more than 2 episodes?

Rebekah French yes❤️there’s 10. You download the Smithsonian channel app start a free trial and just look up orangutan jungle school.

Cecii Perez thank you so much! I already finished all the episodes 😭

Thanks-I’ve only seen the 4 they have uploaded to their RU-vid channel, and have been wanting to see the rest really badly. Didn’t know they had a free trial; thanks so much for saying so!

As of a few weeks ago you can get the full Smithsonian Channel library on Paramount Plus, along with a bunch of other stuff.

You are very welcome here

only 5 min? ^^

@@markuskirstein5684 panda cubs and wolf cubs are the cutest X3

U cute too.

little squeaks c:

@@rickylovesyou smooth

My heart breaks hearing them cry and holding so tightly. There is so many how do they know who is who and who ate what. Seems odd to me

They are no different than our babies....

They are different from my babies

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That's the strongest one proof. Even the smartest human or machine can't create as magnificent as natural creatures.

Smithsonian channel

It's 40 minutes per episode if you pay to watch the full series, they even have the first 2 on youtube for free

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