What we are witnessing is actually a mother rejecting her infant. My guess is that this is a first time mother. She’s treating her infant almost like a toy and not her baby. Primate mother’s tend to keep their babies very close to their chest, this is crucial when establishing their bond. This mother is pushing her infant away and refusing to let him nurse. That’s a huge red flag, infants need to nurse every two hours or they will become dehydrated. Unfortunately for orangutan mothers, their infants nurse very hard and it can be quite painful for the mother. The zoo staff probably had to take the infant and hand raise him until he was able to eat solids.
What a gentle mommy. I love all the hair these primates have it makes me want to condition it and brush it lol. Orangutans move slow reminds me of Sloths ..well maybe not that slow!
I love watching the babies and mothers. The bond is amazing and even with her taking the babies mouth away from the one nipple she was tender and patient good video
I kinda surprised to see the mother not letting her baby nurse and I didn't see her coddling the baby the way they normally do I wonder why she is acting this way its not their normal behavior.
orangutans are very beautiful, with a face as peaceful as their ways of being, the baby is so beautiful and she is so good mom, I like them very much!! 💞🌼😍🌸
Orangutan moms are the most loving and caring moms in the world. They would protect their babies to the death. Human moms could learn a few lessons on unconditional love.
devildog semperfi Willful stupidity has adverse effect on weak infinitesimal minds. But don’t despair, medical science is creating a pill for that issue as we speak!!!!!
@@AnabelBatesCorrea I didn't see rejection. Orangutans are very much like humans - aren't you familiar with the concept of a nipple becoming tender and sensitive/sore from nursing? It happens to humans and it can happen to orangutans too. It was very clear that's what was happening the way she was motioning with her fingers to remove his lips from her nipple. It wasn't a rejection of the baby overall. While the video ends too soon to say for sure, it appears that at the end when the baby went for the other breast, that she didn't react the way she did with the other one. Unlike human mothers who will consciously and intentionally just move the baby to the other breast, for whatever reason it seems other ape species allow the baby to just choose themselves, and don't seem to have the thought process to physically move them over to the non-sore nipple. Part of it could be the simple fact that human babies are mostly helpless and have to be carried whereas other ape babies can grip onto mother themselves and are much more mobile. In any case we don't have to wonder because this video is a decade old and this baby grew up to be a healthy, strong, and large adult male.
@@mchevredo you think, as far as apes and monkeys go, having the infant choose and not doing anything to help guide the infant to nurse is sort of a survival test? Like, newborns that are too weak or too dumb to reach the chest to nurse are to simply starve to death? I notice in these various primate videos that mothers don’t guide the infant in any way or lift them up, it’s all on the infant to figure it out. Either primates aren’t smart enough to know a struggling infant needs help nursing or it’s intentional and instinctual to weed out the weak. Any input you have on this would be appreciated.
These babies are so cute and found in such sad conditions, I love to see them become rehabilitated, However, I would still like to see some of Sweet pea and Timor and the other monkey babies I AM so familiar with . Do indeed though love to see these baby orangutans.
Looks like this baby is to thin and he wants to nurse, but she won't allow him to. You'd think that the animal keepers would start to feed him bottles.
Oh no no... baby eats all the time, these little guys are very verbal and will cry and throw a baby fit when they want to eat, So don't worry about the baby being hungry.
I wonder why she’s not letting the baby nurse. That’s weird cause normally mother orangutans are not like that or at least from what I’ve seen. However I’m not an expert 😂 that was not Cute Animal Channel.
Bridgett Tubbs Maybe she’s sore on that side. I noticed that she didn’t seem to mind when the baby made its way to the other side. This is a guess, though, I really don’t know.
Baby sooo cute and mummy to she got lots of fur she look very tried slow going mummy she care for her baby taking good care of her baby thank you for your video very good thank you ,
He may also have been teething, though I'm not sure when orangutan babies start teething, causing him to improperly latch. The reason to switch sides then? Babies don't necessarily latch the same way on both sides.
La mamá aranguatan no le quiere darle de comer a su bebe parece k Esta depresiva por el parto y el estar fuera de su abitad la tiene así nececita su libertad ir venir 😥😥sin poder ayudarlos 🐵🐒🦍
Removing baby from teat she was in pain . Mama is gorged with milk and the baby’s suckle very hard on her nipples and bad combination very painful. Switching off looks like she knows exactly what’s she was doing.
I love and adore Orangutans just look at how beautiful she is and attentive😍🥰
Orangutans and gorrilas are great parents. So loving. Their babies are like humans. Mom holds them for months
It's amazing, but the mother is smiling all the time and has the patience of a saint. How very, very lovely.
What we are witnessing is actually a mother rejecting her infant. My guess is that this is a first time mother. She’s treating her infant almost like a toy and not her baby. Primate mother’s tend to keep their babies very close to their chest, this is crucial when establishing their bond.
This mother is pushing her infant away and refusing to let him nurse. That’s a huge red flag, infants need to nurse every two hours or they will become dehydrated. Unfortunately for orangutan mothers, their infants nurse very hard and it can be quite painful for the mother. The zoo staff probably had to take the infant and hand raise him until he was able to eat solids.
Tiki is a beautiful ,healthy 10 year old male and just transferred last year to a new zoo
It does seem kinda young to be weaning but I’m no expert maybe this is normal for orangutans 🤷
What a gentle mommy. I love all the hair these primates have it makes me want to condition it and brush it lol. Orangutans move slow reminds me of Sloths ..well maybe not that slow!
The baby is so adorable
I love watching the babies and mothers. The bond is amazing and even with her taking the babies mouth away from the one nipple she was tender and patient good video
I kinda surprised to see the mother not letting her baby nurse and I didn't see her coddling the baby the way they normally do I wonder why she is acting this way its not their normal behavior.
orangutans are very beautiful, with a face as peaceful as their ways of being, the baby is so beautiful and she is so good mom, I like them very much!! 💞🌼😍🌸
Orangutans are smart and affectionate.
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Loving great moms along with gorillas thanks for video nice to know there's still love in the world
Hard to believe that Riki is bigger than his mother now. He's enormous for a male orangutan that isn't even 7 years old yet.
She looks like a proud mama!
Orangutan moms are the most loving and caring moms in the world. They would protect their babies to the death. Human moms could learn a few lessons on unconditional love.
Absolutely true !!
orangutans are my most favorite wild animal. They are so close to being human. I just love them❤
well, some mom would love to slap their kids. how about that ?
While I agree with you completely, I also feel a lot less mom shaming would be beneficial.
devildog semperfi Willful stupidity has adverse effect on weak infinitesimal minds. But don’t despair, medical science is creating a pill for that issue as we speak!!!!!
I saw her smile 😊
Mom is beautiful. She is Good taking care of the baby.
Why does she keep him from nursing? She certainly has enough milk.😳
maybe she was sore, when the baby went to the other side at the end, she didn't push him away,
Beautiful, mum seems happy!! Good enough for me :))
Как мы похожи на них💟💟💟👍
She seems so proud of her baby.
So proud of it she let the baby nurse?
Sadly this is not normal behavior, the mother orangutan is actually rejecting her infant. 😞
Exactly! Are these viewers brainless? That mama is rejecting her baby!
@@AnabelBatesCorrea I didn't see rejection. Orangutans are very much like humans - aren't you familiar with the concept of a nipple becoming tender and sensitive/sore from nursing? It happens to humans and it can happen to orangutans too. It was very clear that's what was happening the way she was motioning with her fingers to remove his lips from her nipple. It wasn't a rejection of the baby overall. While the video ends too soon to say for sure, it appears that at the end when the baby went for the other breast, that she didn't react the way she did with the other one.
Unlike human mothers who will consciously and intentionally just move the baby to the other breast, for whatever reason it seems other ape species allow the baby to just choose themselves, and don't seem to have the thought process to physically move them over to the non-sore nipple. Part of it could be the simple fact that human babies are mostly helpless and have to be carried whereas other ape babies can grip onto mother themselves and are much more mobile.
In any case we don't have to wonder because this video is a decade old and this baby grew up to be a healthy, strong, and large adult male.
@@mchevredo you think, as far as apes and monkeys go, having the infant choose and not doing anything to help guide the infant to nurse is sort of a survival test? Like, newborns that are too weak or too dumb to reach the chest to nurse are to simply starve to death? I notice in these various primate videos that mothers don’t guide the infant in any way or lift them up, it’s all on the infant to figure it out. Either primates aren’t smart enough to know a struggling infant needs help nursing or it’s intentional and instinctual to weed out the weak. Any input you have on this would be appreciated.
Mommy you got lots of fur for me to hold on to you thank you mommy thank you for sharing Bless you all have a good day thank you
These babies are so cute and found in such sad conditions, I love to see them become rehabilitated, However, I would still like to see some of Sweet pea and Timor and the other monkey babies I AM so familiar with . Do indeed though love to see these baby orangutans.
These animals are amazing!
Working hard to latch on to momma!!
Мамочка серьёзная, глаза умные , умные а ребёнок сокровище мамина.
what happened at 2:10?
Most beautiful mother and child people of the forest how lovely they are orangutans
Looks like this baby is to thin and he wants to nurse, but she won't allow him to. You'd think that the animal keepers would start to feed him bottles.
Love you orangutan
Такая нежная мамочка, смотрю ещё канал с гориллами, они конечно грубее и с детьми и друг с другом.
Good mama.
Never give up!😂😂😂
This baby almost died twice from starvation. She rarely let him nurse. He had to be taken away permanently.
È tenerissima ❤
Oh no no... baby eats all the time, these little guys are very verbal and will cry and throw a baby fit when they want to eat, So don't worry about the baby being hungry.
Ну, наконец-то малыш пристроился, теперь будет сыт, ато вначале мать была немного не в себе..
Да просто с одной груди он уже всё слопал.
Muga sehat2 slalu amin
I wonder if she instinctually knows when the baby has had enough milk, or if she just stops him when it starts to get uncomfortable?
He grew up so well.
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I wondered too. I thought she was saying, ouch you little bugger
I love this mother.. What a beautiful love with her child. She's kissing and smiling so i smile💜💜
It's always good to push away from the table a little bit hungry.
The Japanese say “hara hachi bu” (“eat until you are four-fifths full”).
That is just how I eat.
@@shijimaitazawavery nice!
I wonder why she’s not letting the baby nurse. That’s weird cause normally mother orangutans are not like that or at least from what I’ve seen. However I’m not an expert 😂 that was not Cute Animal Channel.
Bridgett Tubbs Maybe she’s sore on that side. I noticed that she didn’t seem to mind when the baby made its way to the other side. This is a guess, though, I really don’t know.
Fascinating how she takes care of her baby! So gentle with it’s little head!
She is quietly telling her baby that it is not lunch time yet.
Or he is biting her.
And a pretty big mom!!!!! 😍
Baby sooo cute and mummy to she got lots of fur she look very tried slow going mummy she care for her baby taking good care of her baby thank you for your video very good thank you ,
Thank you for making a comment.:)
Орангутана мать с сыночком,такие интересные
Amusing for us but they're caged bored
it look to me like mom directed baby to her other nipple. the first one baby tried was probably sore of something.
He grew up so well.
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Sandra Young I agree,I saw her flinch when he was nursing on the first one.
He may also have been teething, though I'm not sure when orangutan babies start teething, causing him to improperly latch. The reason to switch sides then? Babies don't necessarily latch the same way on both sides.
Just adorable, so cute💞
Beautiful 💗
Is this a new mom?
ทำไมน่ารักจังคุณแม่คุณลูกใบหน้าของเขาน่ารักมากๆในสายตาของฉันบ่งบอกว่าเขาใจดีไม่ดุร้าย
Не могу смотреть! Жалко, они же все понимают!
Да, я тоже против этого.
@@АлевтинаБерезина-л1и Против чего ?
/this baby can eat but mom won't let baby eat! What is going on with these mothers and their babies.
gorillafan100 her nipple was sore; she let the baby drink from her other nipple
Awwww the poor baby,...being frustrated by its mother
Magnifence personified 😍
Awwwwwwwwww
They are so beautiful MasyaALLAH
@Pappy Van Winkle if you love your family will you keep them inside your shithole too?
Kiki doesn't like to feed her kids... maybe because she's in prison
She wanted the baby to switch nipples. The baby is catching on!
Omgoodness!!! Is it just me, or does it look like that baby has a small tail?!?! He IS cute, but I swear he's got a tail...
The "tail" no doubt an anal prolapse from compaction.
Amanda Newman , mom does too!
Is that mascara
A gorila parece depressiva não está deixando o bebê se alimentar
Эти ведут себя спокойно ,нето что те бегают не сидят на месте
La mamá aranguatan no le quiere darle de comer a su bebe parece k Esta depresiva por el parto y el estar fuera de su abitad la tiene así nececita su libertad ir venir 😥😥sin poder ayudarlos 🐵🐒🦍
😀💖💖💖 i love this mom .. she is kissing and smiling
She might be having some pain. Or he is just a greedy little guy and she is cutting him off...
мама не даёт молока
adorable
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Acho que essa mãe está com depressão pôs parto
Niente..è depressa e non allatta il piccolo!! Certo, nella prigione seppure dorata du uno zoo!! 😢
I want to see a video on celiac victims
I ask myself...why zoo keepers don't move these babies and mothers to a peacefull place?
Ops orangotango
A scary face, cold eyes,...I do not feel affection for the hand she holds her baby.
B
Removing baby from teat she was in pain . Mama is gorged with milk and the baby’s suckle very hard on her nipples and bad combination very painful. Switching off looks like she knows exactly what’s she was doing.
Mom needs to move baby to other nipple if that one is sore cause she needs to let baby nurse.
Niggaaaaa
……… she is not good mother :(
Iti malia 😍 por favor libertem os animais, deixem eles viverem livres na natureza 😣
Beatriz não tem. Mais natureza suficiente para eles os humanos é. Muito. Egoísta o suficiente para acabar com tudo
Acabaram com a natureza Beatriz
Mi respuesta es la misma Beatriz. Apenas les queda lugar por la deforestación....
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