Darril & Liti’s Orangutan Love Affair Put to the Test | Love Nature
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2022
- 11-year-old Clara is escorted by caretakers as they attempt to reunite her with her baby girl, who was snatched away by a dominant male on a pre-release island. Meanwhile, 9yo Rinto is nurturing young orangutans, as if in training for parenthood. Darril and Liti are a couple it seems, but Darril becomes a little possessive when Liti goes to play with the others. Class-clown Valentino is falling behind his classmates in school, so he decides to work on his tool-use skills...and it pays off. This piece has beautiful drone shots of the young orangutans in the forest, making their way back home.
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Darryl & Liti: when you realize a relationship is all one sided!! 🤣
I sat down to watch one or two of these orangutan videos, and now find myself still at it an hour later, a constant smile on my face. The narration and accompanying music are excellent.
The same happened to me but then I found out about the horrors those babies and their killed mothers went through and it broke my heart
They're such precious animals. I love watching Jungle School. It's so amazing and adorable to watch people teach orphaned baby O's how to survive. They're such sweet, gentle beings even an adult female will walk nicely hand in hand with people she trusts. And the babies are so well behaved. They're so sweet and precious.
What an amazing, wonderful place! Those are some lucky babies.
I’m so glad that they seem to have the orangutan’s who are “free” under video surveillance. How awful if the baby had died because no one knew the make had stolen the baby!
Beautiful and funny...
Love and respect for your work
Liti now you know how is being beautiful. Every male orang utan wants you😅
I like OU. I suport to save OU n rainforest because they very important for human life future.
Still a better love story than twilight 😥
People would pay good money to take a working vacation there with whichever "Classroom"!
Love you all. Great work god bless you all.
Very good video,thanks man,wooman,author.😊
They are harmless. Lovely creatures.
They still terrify me
No creature is harmless. But many creatures are good-natured if you feed them and are nice to them.
When they become adults they can be quiet aggressive. The big male on the pre- release Island whom had been through Jungle school like these. Chased them all in to the water.
An adult male can be scary but these babies and kids are definitely not scary.
@@shellos8 Reminds me of humans...
How could anyone hurt these beautiful creatures and us stupid humans cutting down their homes for a little money 😢😢
Oh my, I would give my life to be part of this! These Apes are more than Humans can ever be.
May I remind you that it is humans that are taking care of her
@@keithmuehsam8990 Quite aware, I'm human too in case you didn't notice.
Умные и нежные красавчики💥💥💥🤗
To work here is the most special job in the world.
All are very fine and lovely.
so cute little monkeys 😍❤️👍
Apes, not monkeys.
Lovesss
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I bet the male was the father and saw the mother whas to young to take care of it. But I feel u did the right thing to😊
Globalsign Root Ca
2:38 thx mom!
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Интересно знать ,какой процент девочек в этом детсаде?
Наверное, не девочек, а самок шимпанзе???
@@user-fv7ok2ct9e Позор тебе,злюка. Это орангутаны. Лесные люди. 97% ДНК схожа с человеческим. Самые умные из человекообразных приматов.
Isso aí não é Chipanzé,o nome do bicho é Orangotango.
What they need to do is as they each learn a new thing switch it up the following day so they can't figure it out we can watch them panic
Ok? U suk
Why the mother who had her baby snatched from her might reject her baby ?
Why aren't they in the wild?
its an orangutan schools, they teach baby orangutan how to survive in the wild, and will release when they grow up. That baby orangutan is orphan, and will not survive in the wild without their parents.
Every orangutan in these videos is a rescued orphan (poaching, deforestation, etc.). These people teach them everything they need to know in place of their mothers, in hopes that they will eventually be able to survive and reproduce on their own in the wild.
excellent question. They should be.
@@ohmusicsweetmusic And they will be. It actually takes years for orangutans to develop to sufficiently live in the wild on the own. But eventually, when the school feels they're ready, they will be permanently released into the wild.
@@ohmusicsweetmusic Some of them have already been released into the wild, and apparently they aren't doing too badly out there.
Why in the hell when they give her birth control if orangutans are “critically endangered” She looks starved, skinny and emaciated. She being kept from the feeding platform by other orangutans, cool, wild and free right or sterilized and controlled, lol. 😂🤣😅
Like they said Clara is too young to be mother. Orang utan commonly gave birth in 14/15 years old on the wild. But Caregiver don't know Clara was pregnant before pre realeased island #sorryformybadenglish🙏
@@widiast02
This person has been leaving very misinformed comments on other videos about this jungle school, I’m pretty shure they’re trolling so don’t pay them any mind.
@@CaraTheStrangei think this person is typically leftist on the internet
@@widiast02if she is able to have a baby she is not to young Lol 😂. That’s hilarious. The bald face low brow BS is hard to believe when you have learned to think for yourself. Anyone with half a brain can pick up the propaganda in these videos. An animal had a baby, but it’s to young to have babies.😅. Good one
@@CaraTheStrangecall people out on the hyperbolic BS is all.
All you are doing is domesticating them making it that much more difficult to live in the wild - as they are slowly beginning to find out.
Man, you are so stupid. Orangutan babies can not just be released on their own in the wild. They will not survive! They must learn which fruits and leaves to eat and which to avoid, how to make nest, watch out for predators like snaked and tigers, using tools. Since they don't have their mothers anymore to teach them, these rehabilitation school are providing the education for them instead!
An orphaned baby orangutan wouldn't survive if they were just put into the wild. The more complex a creature's brain is, the more behavior is learned rather than instinctual. Without their mothers, a baby orangutan would die in the wild because they need to be taught survival skills. That's where these human caregivers come in: to teach them the necessary things that their mothers would have normally taught their babies.