Free Again | Orangutan Diary | BBC Earth 

All of you beautiful people who have unselfishly put the time and effort into reforestation and rehabilitation of Orangutans deserve many blessings and much love ❤️ You are hero's 🥰

How could someone possibly dislike this video? I think this is amazing and I'm thankful people like this are willing to dedicate their lives to this work.

They so happy to be free Lone done wonder full work for them so please for her. If I was much younger I will join her but is too late. 78 years old I always watch them and love every one of them God Bless you all thanks.

So beautiful to see them walk on to trees. But so sad at the same time to think that evil people out there captured them or hurt them for their own pleasure. They belong in the wilds. And thank u to these sanctuaries that make it possible for them. Thank u!!

God bless this woman and everyone else involved in the cause.

This makes me so happy! I hope it all works out :)

Humans can be so destructive to the habitat that our distant cousins have the right to live in! It's great to see the good people who help & love these very intelligent animals!

AWESOME...Totally awesome !

thank you

quick question: I'm looking at a lot of cut-down trees, evidence of logging, sparse vegetation.....isn't this what you're supposed to be rescuing them from rather than returning them to an area where starvation and death are imminent?

If not for Lone...I shudder to think!!

Thank you for the great work you are doing God bless

*God Bless that Danish woman(sorry for not remembering her name). She deserves an automatic ticket into Heaven for all the good work she's done & for the countless orangutan lives that she's saved.*

i'm very supportive of your work, but i'm wondering if providing a 'solution' [whether real or not] to the root problem of deforestation is the best thing. how can deforestation be stopped?

Lonely eye Löne

This amazing and happy😀

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Well done! Keep it up!

Thks mom and staff have care to orangutan Indonesia.we hope they will healthy ,and can give birth baby2 orang utan without their jungle be destroyed by human .

She said it. You can’t put a price on reversing the extinction of one of Earth’s insanely extraordinary species

It's so sad to realize that lots of people treat animals like commodities, even such intelligent ones like Orang Utans which are so similar to humans. How can we be so cruel? It breaks my heart.

Help bring more orangutans home to the forest with Orangutan Land Trust:

I find it amazing that they are not protecting some of the most beautiful forests in the worlds. It seems crazy that nobody can think of a better way to grow food / build home for people. We are led by politicians that receive money in their pockets in exchange of land, favors and forgot to rule their people in their best interest. Just sad sad.

You can help prevent more and more forests disappearing around the world due to Palm Oil plantations. Borneo is vital. Say NO to Palm Oil. Research it, inform others and stand up against Palm Oil companies and the food companies, Eco Fuel companies. Power to you Lone. Amazing and tragic.

I always wonder if those orangutans that are being released, understand that those people have saved their lives.

The sad part is these 25 orangutans were all shot by poachers within 3 months of release :(

Biyuh bawa anak nya baby hati2 ya say jaga kesehatan alloh melindungmu.amin

Indonesia isn't concerned at all?

We must say NO to palm oil, a lot of product you know have it. Palm oil other names: PKO - Palm Kernel OilPKO fractionations: Palm Kernel Stearin (PKs); Palm Kernel Olein (PKOo)PHPKO - Partially hydrogenated Palm OilFP(K)O - Fractionated Palm OilOPKO - Organic Palm Kernel OilPalmitate - Vitamin A or Asorbyl Palmitate (NOTE: Vitamin A Palmitate is a very common ingredient in breakfast cereals and we have confirmed 100% of the samples we’ve investigated to be derived from palm oil)PalmateSodium Laureth Sulphate (Can also be from coconut)Sodium Lauryl Sulphates (can also be from ricinus oil)Sodium dodecyl Sulphate (SDS or NaDS)Elaeis GuineensisGlyceryl StearateStearic AcidChemicals which contain palm oilSteareth -2Steareth -20Sodium Lauryl SulphateSodium lauryl sulfoacetate (coconut and/or palm)Hydrated palm glyceridesSodium isostearoyl lactylaye (derived from vegetable stearic acid)Cetyl palmitate and octyl palmitate (names with palmitate at the end are usually derived from palm oil, but as in the case of Vitamin A Palmitate, very rarely a company will use a different vegetable oil).

As an Idonesian Citizen, my entire town relies on Palm Oil to eat and survive. Come tell me to my face that my child has to starve in favor of those monkeys in the woods. I don't make the decisions, I work in the jobs that are available to me in the town in which I live in order to feed and clothe my children. I hear Florida has practically starved the Everglades due to booming housing construction and that hundreds of species of plant and animals will be gone from the only ecosystem like it in the world in 50 years - so go worry about your own backyard and solve your own problems before coming over here judging me about mine.

Well, bygolly you're right. I've heard nothin but the cuttin up of the "Queens English". First of all if, you're a true American, the queens english does not apply here and it hasn't for over 200yrs. Second, listen to the BBC and how they pronounce "Orangutan". It sounds more like Ooronguton.... Tomato,, Tamoto.. Going down in a flaming nit.. The way things are going in America, you have to press ONE for spanglish. LOL

Given them back what you took away from them in the first place.

So being in captivity for 12 mths doesn’t see them loosing their natural survival skills. That’s gotta be a plus. Then hope their next bit of natural turf isn’t cleared n burned in the near future. 🦧🦧

Am I crazy, or is it strange that people so thoroughly immersed in their study of an animal would pronounce the animal's name in such a 'western' way. I may be totally wrong here, but it seems to me that we should be calling them 'O-rang-u-tans', not 'Arangatangs'. It runs really counter to my preconditioned American idea that speakers of "the Queen's English" are something to aspire to. Let the flaming of my nit-pickiness commence.

its the so called freedom of speech

it's an accent - too funny that you notice. I'm thinking you may have what it takes to be a Newsreader or an elocution therapist. funny {:(|}

they'll be raiding crops again within a year. the villagers should do what is necessary to deal with them both at that time.