@@bellaing6963 They’re a well known case because Clara was in the stage of release where she was on a test island, meaning sort of released but closely monitored, and she had a baby which isn’t supposed to happen until they’re fully released. Regardless, she had the baby but the baby was kidnapped by a curious male. The male didn’t harm the baby or anything, but the baby was separated from her mother, got a really nasty rash from some tree sap, and would’ve died had they not found her. After about a week they tried to return the baby to her mother, but there was a lot of uncertainty because Clara was essentially a teenage mom who hadn’t seen her baby in a week. Long story short, Clara accepted her daughter and a few years later her and Clarita were finally released into the wild.
God bless each and everyone involved in saving the orangutans from extinction. People like you make me not feel ashamed of being human. There might be some hoope for us yet.
Aduh aku jd ikut sedih. Nggak kebayang susternya begitu kehilangan.Ber tahun2 mengurus Clara kemudian anaknya Clarita.Makasih ya sus semoga Allah membalas semua kenaikanmu.Clara dan anaknya hidup dihutan belantara dengan nyaman.Aku selalu mengikuti perkembangan orang2 utan ini,semoga mereka bisa hidup dihutan dirumahnya sendiri dan bisa berkembang biak dengam lebih baik lagi,aamiin..
@Tim Him she expresses her gratitude for those who take care of the orangutans. It must be bittersweet for them to release them to the wild after years of taking care of them. She also says her prayer for the care takers and the orang utans
Watching the release of mother and baby was bittersweet but watching the carers watch the release allowing the camera to show their vulnerability was abit of a tearjerker and it proves that those temporary mamas are the perfect fit to help those young orangutans learn to be one and become the very best Orangutan they can be
I LOVE watching orangutan jungle school, but I hope people watching stop to think about WHY there are so many orphaned and abandoned orangutans that need to be cared for! Research PALM OIL if you don't.
I can feel the sadness and happiness mix in one time when caregiver release their lovely students to the Jungle. Maybe the feeling is like letting their child to get married and live by their own.
@Pappy Van Winkle no, i just can't leave my parent cause im the only child and in my city there's no orang utan .. i need to go to another city and that's so far from my city
I just bought an orangutan baby and I’m so in love the best thing that has ever happened to me since losing my daughter and I can never have children again
