I have a bad feeling about this. Jarand is so frail and instead grapping firmly his mum's fur with all fours, he is grabbing straws from the ground. Jingga has a grip on his foot and carries him around like a ragdoll - what he pretty much is due to weakness.
I don’t think he will make it, unless someone takes him out of there and assesses him, feeds him…he’s suffering and curled tight…sanctuary rescues can be like that
She holds him with her foot. There is some unknown but crucial reason for this anomaly. I thought, at one point, that perhaps she feels she needs both arms/hands for climbing. But I don’t think that’s it. She doesn’t want him to feed whenever he wants to. He would be able to do that if he were at first held by her arm and then by his own grip as he gets stronger, but she CLEARLY doesn’t like feeding him. And that’s ok as long as they intervene. She clearly loves him in her own very young and immature orangutan way, but maybe feeding is just something she can barely tolerate, and she also doesn’t realize that the baby will stop feeding when he’s full and it’s not her who is supposed to decide when he’s full. Bottles are a magnificent invention. They know how to get the babies to bottle feed through the fence when they’ve been taken on by a non-lactating surrogate mother. This cruelly seems to just be lazy inaction on the part of this zoo. I’ve been to England a few times, but never Blackpool. Isn’t it sort of like an even cheesier Atlantic City? The animals at the real life “We Bought a Zoo”-movie zoo, are so well taken care of. If they don’t want to do their jobs at Blackpool, send the pair to Dartmoor.
I have reached out to the Blackpool Zoo to share that many people are concerned for Jarang’s welfare and what, if anything, they are doing to safeguard his health and safety. I will share any response I receive in this post.
Thank you. I was thinking of doing the same as I’ve followed his progress. I think the time has come to remove him from her. Once he’s hopefully recovering which must be the priority, she might also benefit from being taken somewhere else - she looks lost and depressed.
Blackpool Zoo is not going to respond to you. Blackpool Zoo has a Facebook page and a TH-cam channel. They never respond to any comments on either. They rarely share content with Jingga/Jarang since Jarang has been born. But, people in the comments on their Facebook Page have posted pictures and when people have questioned Jingga's parenting, viewers who have been to the zoo have stated that Jingga does care for Jarang. Remember, these are very short clips that we see on TH-cam and we are only shown what the TH-cam content creator wants to show us. I cannot believe that people are always assuming that Jingga is the issue. Jarang has never clung to Jingga. His little hands are usually always clenched and he doesn't seem to have control of them. The issue could be that there is a defect with Jarang and Jingga is doing the best she can under the circumstances. Primates get the same illnesses and defects as humans do. Unlike us humans, they do not have parenting books to read, videos to watch, etc. on how to raise their children. They learn by watching other females in their groups. But Jarang is the first baby orangutan born at this zoo so Jingga has no one in her group to imitate. People really need to cut her some slack since all of us are just speculating on a TH-cam channel. All of us see well less than a 24 hour period of Jingga and Jarang. Jingga is breastfeeding Jarang. He would not have survived this long if she was not feeding him. And this TH-cam channel has posted videos of her feeding him. However, Jarang is never clutching onto Jingga as infant primates do when he's feeding. Jingga has had to hold him up each time. So none of us knows for sure if the issue is inexperienced parenting skills or something wrong with Jarang.
This is either complete neglect by the zoo, or they know Jarang has something wrong with him medically that can not be treated and they're just waiting for him to pass. He is 6 months old and still has the motor functions of a newborn. Stop pretending that this is just an unusual way of raising a baby and nothing is wrong.
@@L.M.369 If this is not recent, then there's video footage from October where he's in virtually the same condition. Rigid and very little movement of the limbs.
I agree which was why inwas asking. He looks like the videos they did in October. I still feel uneasy but there is no way the zoo are not monitoring continuously and using behavioural experts. So for some reason they believe he is still better off with her. I just want them to release updates, why they are making these decisions and what progress has been made. I've emailed them and got the same answer. I emailed again asking for updates on their channel but I didn't hear back. Then o emailed the Daily Mail asking them. To get a statement but they havnt answered. Last night I emailed a local newspaper to ask them to ask the zoo what is happening. We see two minute videos so have no idea what it's really like, but I have searched everywhere for footage, people uploading photos etc and I think there are around five where he is being held closely or he is feeding. The rest he is on his own. I don't know how he can start sitting up and strengthening his little legs unless he can lean on her. It might be happening when no one is around. They might be training her etc like the footage released from other zoos, we don't know. That's the irritating bit. They are not telling the people who are interested and asking, and apart from looking after endangered animals and breeding programs, isn't the viewing public what the zoos all about? I mean that's where they get their money. It's frustrating, especially if you can't go and see for yourself. I'm hoping to go in the next month when I can afford it.
That baby's BEST CHANCE is with his mother!! Taking him away will certainly give a shock that could kill him. I wish people would stop saying the Zoo needs to intervene. Until she abandons him, his best chance is with her.
I saw him last month 2024. He is sitting up and crawling a little. The zookeepers told me he is only tiny and behind because he is premature. He is absolutely gorgeous.
PLEASE Ape Tracker - Submit all your videos footage to Monkey World ASAP❕ They're in the same Country and I'm sure they'll assess the situation. This is a Critically ENDANGERED species that NEEDS to be saved❕
Poor baby does look quite frail. Can't zoo staff feed him supplemental milk or something? I know with the gorillas when Kintaro was a baby & mom Genki didn't have enough milk, the staff gave him supplemental bottles. Thank goodness or he probably wouldn't have made it.
Jarang barely moves and cannot climb up his mother’s fur. I’m concerned that he is cold: hanging at the end of a foot is not a warm place to be. He needs his mother's warm belly. I think there is something developmentally wrong with him. Perhaps he can’t be saved and the zoo is just leaving Jingga to care for him as best as she can.
You're right, his skin is blue and wrinkled (dehydration?), he hasn't gained weight, he's not developing, he has no strength to move, when she dropped him, he didn't even try to get up, and he's 6 months old! I regret that I saw this film and if it is as you say, that the zoo is waiting for his death, then it is immoral to show it in public (this is my opinion).
@@donataj2213 I think the opposite. People should know, as widely as possible, that the zoo neglects its responsibility. It is the only way to pressure the zoo and maybe trigger some investigation of their actions. This is a critically endangered species and every individual counts.
@@missnarni For 6 months no one intervenes and the baby's condition is getting worse, so I don't see the impact of seeing this, people think she looks healthy and is thriving?
'Learning' to dangle??!! More hanging on for dear life as his clueless mother treats him as if he were a toy! That baby orangutan is way too listless and scrawny for his age, and you can confirm that by looking at other zoo born orangutan baby videos here on TH-cam. That poor thing is falling on its head as Jingga comes down with him.
This video has hurt me incredibly. I so wanted to believe that she would learn, grow and mature with the care of her son but she hasn’t. Both of them lack the connection they should have and deserve that comes with a true bond between a mother and child. For that reason alone, they should not be together and it is just cruel for them to remain this way.
Hes not learning how to dangle, he's learning what it's like to be dangled. This is getting so hard to watch. He has no strength. It's way past time for the keepers to step in. They're going to wait too long. Sad, just sad😢
How disturbing and cruel does this have to get before the zoo staff step up to help this poor baby? If l read any POSITIVE comments about the care and nurturing the baby is receiving l will think people have lost all common sense and empathy. Please help this poor baby and mama.
guys,why you dont put a god damn TV and let her watch only mom orangutans how they take care of their babies,2 days straight and trust me she will start to handle that poor kid better,it works,here in USA they were preparing gorilla mom to be,like 1 month before they let her watch how to give birth,what to do exactly,then how to feed etc etc,it did work same like the cideos she watched ✌️
He has no grasping reflex at all, but his hands and feet are constantly clenched. Each of us would like to know what is wrong with the child and the zoo that they are not doing anything to save him!
@@donataj2213There is nothing near to grip. The mother's feet are not as hairy as the upper body where the baby should be traveling. He seems to have some straws from the ground in his little hands - the only things he has reached. The instinct is to grab the mum's fur, but that is not available. As the going is rough, he sqeezes those straws.
Even premature human baby's have a surprisingly strong innate grip reflex. I can only assume that orangutan babies should normally have an even stronger grip reflex than humans. @@donataj2213
I’m sorry, but I can’t see these videos anymore. Can you do something to raise alert about this poor baby? This is plain and simple abuse. They’re are letting this little angel dying before our eyes! And if there’s nothing to do, why share such disturbing images!
@@donataj2213 contact the International Association of Zoos and Aquariums. Report the zoo. I would rather the zoo come out and say he has a medical issue and will rest from this life and there is nothing that can be done. If that happens now; even if true, would be seen as a cover-up for neglect and abuse. Which may not be the case at all. I don't want to be the public relations person who will have to deal with the backlash when he dies. This situation has been mismanaged from the top down.
This poor baby is not gripping onto his mother, and not strong enough to even be lifting itself. I don't think it's a good situation and someone should step in before it truly gets hurt.
And they think this is cute. It's animal Cruelty to the Baby Orangutan. Because it's so week and probably starving. You'd think they would take the baby and hand rear it. Prayers for GOD'S BABY ORANGUTAN. And it's all over saying that ORANGUTANS ARE INDANGERED. so this video is showing that this Zoo Doesn't Care. Everyone Have A Safe and Blessed Day
That baby is week from Not getting enough milk from the Mom what kinda Zoo Keepers don't intervene. She doesn't hold him to her chest like other Orangutan Mom's. This is why they haven't had a Baby Orangutan born in their Zoo for so long. I wonder how many they did have born and because they didn't intervene the Baby passed away.
This is the first baby Orangutan to be born at the zoo for 20 years, due to a new breeding male Kawan being introduced to the zoo. Thanks for watching.
@@ApeTracker1 I wasn't making a happy comment. I'm just saying that the zoo and it's keepers need to intervene because that Baby Orangutan is going to pass away. Because the Mom doesn't know how to take care of the baby. And because they are indangered orangutans the zoo and the Keepers will have to explain why and They probably won't be in the breeding program. Because they let a indangered Baby Orangutan pass away. Shame on The Zoo and The Keepers. Everyone Have A Safe and Blessed Day
This little guy is 4 months old. His body looks and moves like a 1-2 month old. If his mom would keep him on her, his motor skills would be way more advanced. He’s always on the ground and he doesn’t have anything to grab and pull on to help move his body or his mom has a grip on his legs or arms so he can’t move too much. Then she drags him and flips him. It’s horrible to watch.
This is ridiculous! That baby isn't getting bigger. This is sad. It's past time to intervene! Come on! Get that baby a surrogate mother and get him tender loving care with protein!
If the film is current, it is a complete neglect of the zoo, which is probably waiting for the child to die, and I don't see any hope that he will make it.
@@kraftdinner2336 Ape Tracker recently paid another visit to Blackpool Zoo. While they didn't exactly elaborate specific details, they did indicate they would no longer be sharing videos of Jinnga & Baby Jarang. I think it's safe to assume in this case, that actions speak louder than words. While I stressed the importance of bringing attention to helping/saving Baby Jarang from this terrible demise, I was trolled by jerks that obviously don't care about the well being of this incredibly RARE, ENDANGERED SPECIES that we humans share 97% of our DNA with. Despite the awful responses I've received from my concerned comments, I'm not the bad guy here. I want nothing more than to see Baby Jarang THRIVE. I have yet to see any videos or pictures showing this baby healthy, active, alert, sitting up on his own, hanging onto his mother ON HIS OWN or THRIVING. In a nutshell, I was told that Ape Tracker "wants to keep their relationship with the zoos" (an artful way of saying they don't want to stir the pot or bring attention to anything bad/neglect that might be taking place with the care taking methods of these captive primates). Less "likes" clicked means less $$$. This channel isn't going to risk the $$$. So instead of exposing anything that may portray the zoo/caretakers in a negative light, they've chosen not to share anything at all (on the subjects where multiple people are RIGHTFULLY concerned about the animals well being). The insanely proposterous reason given was: "To allow Mother & Baby some privacy".
I think we're just being fooled with old videos. In the description you can read that the baby was born on june 14th. This video was posted on december 2nd, which means the baby is now 6 months old. But "THE BABY STILL HAS NO NAME"! This increasingly gives me the impression that @ApeTracker1 is simply a robot, that is only programmed with one sentence : "THANKS FOR WATCHING"!
Please be assured I am not a robot, though I have been called many things 🤣 On a more serious note I visited the Zoo on New Years Eve, hoping for a positive update. I was really disappointed with baby's lack of progress and have therefore taken the decision not to post anymore videos until there is positive progress. I took the time to voice my concerns and the concerns of viewers to the channel to the keeper and to volunteer staff. I will say that I have no expertise on primate development but baby is still feeding and has put on a little weight. This video is from my visit in October. Many thanks 🥰
Me rindo, ante ésta madre, llevo viendo su evolución desde hace un tiempo y he pasado por distintas fases, algunas de horror, otras de incomprensión, pero después de haber visto abandonos de crías nada más nacer, tengo que reconocer su mérito, ha estado a su lado siempre, quizás los Orangutanes efectivamente se parecen a nosotros, no todos son alumnos de 10, hay otros con menos nota, pero con más compasión.🙏🏼🙋🏻♀️🇪🇦
Yes, it's a shame that the baby doesn't have a grandma like Jazz at Dudley Zoo that can step in to help. Hopefully Bkackpool Zoo are doing what they can to make sure that he is ok.
From the videos I've seen, every time he tries to feed, Jinnga tanks him off of her, throws him on the ground and leaves him. And not surprisingly, sadly, the newest update on this baby is not good.
He learns nothing! He isn't developed and not capable of moving at all. On top of that , his mother doesn't have any parenting skills. Take him out for an evaluation...he isn't capable of surviving
I am gravely shocked 😲 at the level of neglect this mother is showing towards her baby. By Momma not allowing her baby to cling to her, she's instilling fear 😨 and no sense of security (both physically and mentally) in her baby. ALL Primate babies have a strong innate desire to cling to Mommy's fur. This provides them the safety and security they need not only for physical reasons but more importantly, mental health. Both baby's hands 🙌 and feet👣 are clinched very tightly. This baby is NOT 🚫 being allowed to cling properly. By Momma letting her baby get a grip on the rope🪢 and then slowly pull baby off is not 🚫 for strengthening reasons but rather to weaken and loosten her baby's grip. This action is seriously counter productive to baby's growth and development!!! This Mother obviously doesn't feel comfortable when her baby did cling to her so she's keeping her baby at arms length from her chest. How the staff can be unaware of this fact is way beyond me, considering they are supposed to be properly and thoroughly trained on the species they are going to be taking care of and potential warning ⚠️ signs to be looking for. One possibility, (of course , I don't know the mother's history), the Mother is doing this could be she didn't receive proper care from her own Mother. Zoo facilities have pulled baby's from their Mothers to hand rear and they absolutely have turned out way better than this poor beautiful baby is right now!!! All I can do is pray 🙏
Zoológico não está tomando providências pois essa mãe não está cuidando do bebê já vi outro vídeo onde ele carrega o bebê com os pés e nesse vídeo tb e em momento algum amamenta o bebê q quase não se move nao tem forças com certeza está fraquinho d mais pois não está sendo alimentado talvez o q o zoológico quer é q o bebê morra pra não dar gastos ao zoológico
Спасибо за ролик об этом бедном малыше арангутанге . Арангутанги вымирающие животные , у них почти не осталось среды обитания . Такое безответственное отношение к этим животным как в этом зоопарке недопустимо . Если вам не нужны маленькие новые арангутанги верните их в специальные центры на Борнео или Суматре , где заботятся о малышах арангутангах и учат жить в дикой природе .
That poor baby is way too skinny! She never lets him drink milk! The baby is being neglected by both the mother and the zoo! The zoo should be ashamed!
If you pay close attention he wasn’t dangling by himself, she had him by her foot the hold time and she led him to her. People chill out. You want to see abused baby monkeys go and watch the ones where video people drug them and the moms littering killing them just to get food and video people get money. That is abuse not this mama. Her and baby are happy. You can see them smiling at times just because you don’t agree with her ways isn’t abuse. Not once has she dropped her baby, you go and take her away and see what happens!!!
Thanks so much for watching Gwen, I think a lot of people think that the Zoo's work and make decisions independently but they are part of the European Breeding Program that is responsible for ensuring that populations are conserved. We do understand some of the videos are not easy to watch as the zoo's have to strike a balance of providing care with limited interference. 💕😊💕
I wish that we would not impose our human emotions on the mother and son. How does a scared orang baby look? Please let the Zoo do their work like the previous writer commented.
This little guy is going to big a great big boy and be very rough and tough. Just like the little gorilla Jabali, everyone said the something about him and he is always on the go now playing with his dad like he was a big boy himself 😅❤❤❤❤
I know it’s hard to watch. But, he’s six months old now. And, clearly she hasn’t ever dropped him. Generally, keepers don’t want to intervene if at all possible because being raised by your own species is preferable to being raised by a human. I have to believe they are keeping an eye on the situation and will step in if they ever feel they need to.
She’s taking care of him and he hasn’t got hurt, humans just can’t go and take baby because we don’t agree with mother. She’s careful with him and she seems proud of him, if she didn’t want him she would’ve left him first day he was born. Let’s start looking at human mother who don’t take care of their children and and them away. If mom and baby where in the wild we wouldn’t even know this was going on and plus mom might get you if got close to her baby, we don’t know what her reaction would be if they did take it🤷♀️🤷♀️
Jarang, looks like he will have to be strong and independent, to survive. I hope Jarang will rally. Jingga ,at least ,is keeping Jarang with her ,in this video. I try to have positive thoughts about this precious mother and youngster. 🙏🥰🦧🥰🦧❤
I have a bad feeling about this. Jarand is so frail and instead grapping firmly his mum's fur with all fours, he is grabbing straws from the ground. Jingga has a grip on his foot and carries him around like a ragdoll - what he pretty much is due to weakness.
I don’t think he will make it, unless someone takes him out of there and assesses him, feeds him…he’s suffering and curled tight…sanctuary rescues can be like that
Thanks for watching, have a great weekend.
I agree
Or his weakness is because he has never been allowed by his mum to hang on his en grip against her body. Chicken and egg
He was premature. I saw him at the zoo yesterday. He is sitting up and trying to crawl. Like many premature babies, he is behind.
She holds him with her foot. There is some unknown but crucial reason for this anomaly. I thought, at one point, that perhaps she feels she needs both arms/hands for climbing. But I don’t think that’s it. She doesn’t want him to feed whenever he wants to. He would be able to do that if he were at first held by her arm and then by his own grip as he gets stronger, but she CLEARLY doesn’t like feeding him. And that’s ok as long as they intervene. She clearly loves him in her own very young and immature orangutan way, but maybe feeding is just something she can barely tolerate, and she also doesn’t realize that the baby will stop feeding when he’s full and it’s not her who is supposed to decide when he’s full. Bottles are a magnificent invention. They know how to get the babies to bottle feed through the fence when they’ve been taken on by a non-lactating surrogate mother. This cruelly seems to just be lazy inaction on the part of this zoo. I’ve been to England a few times, but never Blackpool. Isn’t it sort of like an even cheesier Atlantic City? The animals at the real life “We Bought a Zoo”-movie zoo, are so well taken care of. If they don’t want to do their jobs at Blackpool, send the pair to Dartmoor.
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They are smart. I think she is stuck and it bothers her@@راديو76
I have reached out to the Blackpool Zoo to share that many people are concerned for Jarang’s welfare and what, if anything, they are doing to safeguard his health and safety. I will share any response I receive in this post.
Thank you. I hope they give an explanation.
Thank you. I was thinking of doing the same as I’ve followed his progress. I think the time has come to remove him from her. Once he’s hopefully recovering which must be the priority, she might also benefit from being taken somewhere else - she looks lost and depressed.
This is great! I really hope they will answer you
Ok, thank you. But know one thing, GOD IS LOOKING AT THEM TOO. THEY DONT THINK SO. SO THE DO AS THEY PLEASE, UNTIL GOD SAYS, NO MORE. ✝️
Blackpool Zoo is not going to respond to you. Blackpool Zoo has a Facebook page and a TH-cam channel. They never respond to any comments on either. They rarely share content with Jingga/Jarang since Jarang has been born. But, people in the comments on their Facebook Page have posted pictures and when people have questioned Jingga's parenting, viewers who have been to the zoo have stated that Jingga does care for Jarang. Remember, these are very short clips that we see on TH-cam and we are only shown what the TH-cam content creator wants to show us.
I cannot believe that people are always assuming that Jingga is the issue. Jarang has never clung to Jingga. His little hands are usually always clenched and he doesn't seem to have control of them. The issue could be that there is a defect with Jarang and Jingga is doing the best she can under the circumstances. Primates get the same illnesses and defects as humans do. Unlike us humans, they do not have parenting books to read, videos to watch, etc. on how to raise their children. They learn by watching other females in their groups. But Jarang is the first baby orangutan born at this zoo so Jingga has no one in her group to imitate. People really need to cut her some slack since all of us are just speculating on a TH-cam channel. All of us see well less than a 24 hour period of Jingga and Jarang.
Jingga is breastfeeding Jarang. He would not have survived this long if she was not feeding him. And this TH-cam channel has posted videos of her feeding him. However, Jarang is never clutching onto Jingga as infant primates do when he's feeding. Jingga has had to hold him up each time. So none of us knows for sure if the issue is inexperienced parenting skills or something wrong with Jarang.
I just don’t understand how the zoo keepers are letting this poor baby be handled like a rag doll
This is either complete neglect by the zoo, or they know Jarang has something wrong with him medically that can not be treated and they're just waiting for him to pass. He is 6 months old and still has the motor functions of a newborn. Stop pretending that this is just an unusual way of raising a baby and nothing is wrong.
I don't think he is 6 months old in this video, it's clear that he's a newborn here! Instead of that I'd think it's an old video.
@@L.M.369 If this is not recent, then there's video footage from October where he's in virtually the same condition. Rigid and very little movement of the limbs.
@@L.M.369This is new. They don’t post old clips on here.
I agree which was why inwas asking. He looks like the videos they did in October. I still feel uneasy but there is no way the zoo are not monitoring continuously and using behavioural experts. So for some reason they believe he is still better off with her. I just want them to release updates, why they are making these decisions and what progress has been made. I've emailed them and got the same answer. I emailed again asking for updates on their channel but I didn't hear back. Then o emailed the Daily Mail asking them. To get a statement but they havnt answered. Last night I emailed a local newspaper to ask them to ask the zoo what is happening. We see two minute videos so have no idea what it's really like, but I have searched everywhere for footage, people uploading photos etc and I think there are around five where he is being held closely or he is feeding. The rest he is on his own. I don't know how he can start sitting up and strengthening his little legs unless he can lean on her. It might be happening when no one is around. They might be training her etc like the footage released from other zoos, we don't know. That's the irritating bit. They are not telling the people who are interested and asking, and apart from looking after endangered animals and breeding programs, isn't the viewing public what the zoos all about? I mean that's where they get their money. It's frustrating, especially if you can't go and see for yourself. I'm hoping to go in the next month when I can afford it.
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That baby's BEST CHANCE is with his mother!! Taking him away will certainly give a shock that could kill him. I wish people would stop saying the Zoo needs to intervene. Until she abandons him, his best chance is with her.
I saw him last month 2024. He is sitting up and crawling a little. The zookeepers told me he is only tiny and behind because he is premature. He is absolutely gorgeous.
I suspect the zoo has asked Ape Tracker not to post Jarang here again.
The zoo hasn't contacted us, some of the footage of them is a little tough to watch but we do have more coming up. Thanks for watching.
PLEASE Ape Tracker - Submit all your videos footage to Monkey World ASAP❕
They're in the same Country and I'm sure they'll assess the situation.
This is a Critically ENDANGERED species that NEEDS to be saved❕
Poor baby does look quite frail. Can't zoo staff feed him supplemental milk or something? I know with the gorillas when Kintaro was a baby & mom Genki didn't have enough milk, the staff gave him supplemental bottles. Thank goodness or he probably wouldn't have made it.
Jarang barely moves and cannot climb up his mother’s fur. I’m concerned that he is cold: hanging at the end of a foot is not a warm place to be. He needs his mother's warm belly. I think there is something developmentally wrong with him. Perhaps he can’t be saved and the zoo is just leaving Jingga to care for him as best as she can.
You're right, his skin is blue and wrinkled (dehydration?), he hasn't gained weight, he's not developing, he has no strength to move, when she dropped him, he didn't even try to get up, and he's 6 months old! I regret that I saw this film and if it is as you say, that the zoo is waiting for his death, then it is immoral to show it in public (this is my opinion).
@@donataj2213 I think the opposite. People should know, as widely as possible, that the zoo neglects its responsibility. It is the only way to pressure the zoo and maybe trigger some investigation of their actions. This is a critically endangered species and every individual counts.
@@missnarni For 6 months no one intervenes and the baby's condition is getting worse, so I don't see the impact of seeing this, people think she looks healthy and is thriving?
'Learning' to dangle??!! More hanging on for dear life as his clueless mother treats him as if he were a toy! That baby orangutan is way too listless and scrawny for his age, and you can confirm that by looking at other zoo born orangutan baby videos here on TH-cam. That poor thing is falling on its head as Jingga comes down with him.
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He was premature. I have seen him at the zoo yesterday. He is sitting up and learning to crawl.
This video has hurt me incredibly. I so wanted to believe that she would learn, grow and mature with the care of her son but she hasn’t. Both of them lack the connection they should have and deserve that comes with a true bond between a mother and child. For that reason alone, they should not be together and it is just cruel for them to remain this way.
Thanks as always for watching Mary, hope you are having a great weekend.
Hes not learning how to dangle, he's learning what it's like to be dangled. This is getting so hard to watch. He has no strength. It's way past time for the keepers to step in. They're going to wait too long. Sad, just sad😢
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That baby looks as if it's just scared all the time
I think he is and his body is rigid. He looks malnourished as well.
He probably is very scared, in a way this young baby can be. He has every reason to.
So very cruel 😢
Is anyone else worried about this ape's mothering skills?
As you can see, the zoo claims that she is an excellent mother and caretaker! It's hard to believe this is still happening!
How disturbing and cruel does this have to get before the zoo staff step up to help this poor baby? If l read any POSITIVE comments about the care and nurturing the baby is receiving l will think people have lost all common sense and empathy. Please help this poor baby and mama.
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According to the newest update on Baby Jarang, obviously, nobody has stepped in to help this poor baby. 😢
guys,why you dont put a god damn TV and let her watch only mom orangutans how they take care of their babies,2 days straight and trust me she will start to handle that poor kid better,it works,here in USA they were preparing gorilla mom to be,like 1 month before they let her watch how to give birth,what to do exactly,then how to feed etc etc,it did work same like the cideos she watched ✌️
Does he have a disability? I've never seen an orangutan baby its age that had as weak of a grip reflex as he does.
He has no grasping reflex at all, but his hands and feet are constantly clenched. Each of us would like to know what is wrong with the child and the zoo that they are not doing anything to save him!
@@donataj2213There is nothing near to grip. The mother's feet are not as hairy as the upper body where the baby should be traveling. He seems to have some straws from the ground in his little hands - the only things he has reached. The instinct is to grab the mum's fur, but that is not available. As the going is rough, he sqeezes those straws.
@@missnarni Yes, from the beginning his mother doesn't give him a chance to cling to the fur because she never holds him to her breast
Even premature human baby's have a surprisingly strong innate grip reflex. I can only assume that orangutan babies should normally have an even stronger grip reflex than humans. @@donataj2213
@@missnarni😢
I’m sorry, but I can’t see these videos anymore. Can you do something to raise alert about this poor baby? This is plain and simple abuse. They’re are letting this little angel dying before our eyes! And if there’s nothing to do, why share such disturbing images!
I share your opinion, it's a nightmare!
@@donataj2213 contact the International Association of Zoos and Aquariums. Report the zoo.
I would rather the zoo come out and say he has a medical issue and will rest from this life and there is nothing that can be done.
If that happens now; even if true, would be seen as a cover-up for neglect and abuse. Which may not be the case at all.
I don't want to be the public relations person who will have to deal with the backlash when he dies.
This situation has been mismanaged from the top down.
It’s impossible to believe the vets are ok with his condition. Does this zoo have any vets.?@@donataj2213
I think the creators of these videos know as much as we do.
@@missnarniYou’re right. That’s why I stopped following it. This hurts me to the core. 😢
This poor baby is not gripping onto his mother, and not strong enough to even be lifting itself. I don't think it's a good situation and someone should step in before it truly gets hurt.
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And they think this is cute. It's animal Cruelty to the Baby Orangutan. Because it's so week and probably starving. You'd think they would take the baby and hand rear it. Prayers for GOD'S BABY ORANGUTAN. And it's all over saying that ORANGUTANS ARE INDANGERED. so this video is showing that this Zoo Doesn't Care. Everyone Have A Safe and Blessed Day
How old is this video? He looks smaller than earlier recent videos?
Oh my gosh. Wonder how many times the baby has fell.
That baby is week from Not getting enough milk from the Mom what kinda Zoo Keepers don't intervene. She doesn't hold him to her chest like other Orangutan Mom's. This is why they haven't had a Baby Orangutan born in their Zoo for so long. I wonder how many they did have born and because they didn't intervene the Baby passed away.
This is the first baby Orangutan to be born at the zoo for 20 years, due to a new breeding male Kawan being introduced to the zoo. Thanks for watching.
@@ApeTracker1 I wasn't making a happy comment. I'm just saying that the zoo and it's keepers need to intervene because that Baby Orangutan is going to pass away. Because the Mom doesn't know how to take care of the baby. And because they are indangered orangutans the zoo and the Keepers will have to explain why and They probably won't be in the breeding program. Because they let a indangered Baby Orangutan pass away. Shame on The Zoo and The Keepers. Everyone Have A Safe and Blessed Day
Jarang isn’t going to make it.
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If you're not actually going to engage, don't engage. You sound like a sociopath.
The baby can't move it's shoulders because how mom jerks them around.
I feel so sorry for this little one…skin and bones…
This baby looks like a chicken, not a 6 month old orangutan😡
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This little guy is 4 months old. His body looks and moves like a 1-2 month old. If his mom would keep him on her, his motor skills would be way more advanced. He’s always on the ground and he doesn’t have anything to grab and pull on to help move his body or his mom has a grip on his legs or arms so he can’t move too much. Then she drags him and flips him. It’s horrible to watch.
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This is ridiculous! That baby isn't getting bigger. This is sad. It's past time to intervene! Come on! Get that baby a surrogate mother and get him tender loving care with protein!
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@@ApeTracker1 THANK YOU! If you didn't do what you do, then nobody would know how bad Jinga and Jarang are doing. Thank you!!!!
And that wasn't learning to dangle, it was book on the rope not knowing what to do, scared
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That little guy has a serious illmess
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Poor Mom knows she supposed to teach him but doesn’t realize that, for whatever reason, he is physically unable to.
When she sat down on the ground she literally dropped him on his head!
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When was this taken?
Thank you for the video x
If the film is current, it is a complete neglect of the zoo, which is probably waiting for the child to die, and I don't see any hope that he will make it.
Thanks for watching, the video was recorded at the end of October.
It's been 2 weeks since we saw any videos of this little one. PLEASE GIVE US AN UPDATE.
As soon as we get back to Blackpool we will be putting up an update video, hopefully pretty soon 👍 Thanks so much for watching.
I'm sure this doesn't come as a surprise, but sadly, the update is not good.
@@HeartTurnedToStoneso sorry to hear this and unfortunately I didn't hear the update. Can you explain. Thank You take care.
@@kraftdinner2336
Ape Tracker recently paid another visit to Blackpool Zoo.
While they didn't exactly elaborate specific details, they did indicate they would no longer be sharing videos of Jinnga & Baby Jarang.
I think it's safe to assume in this case, that actions speak louder than words.
While I stressed the importance of bringing attention to helping/saving Baby Jarang from this terrible demise, I was trolled by jerks that obviously don't care about the well being of this incredibly RARE, ENDANGERED SPECIES that we humans share 97% of our DNA with.
Despite the awful responses I've received from my concerned comments, I'm not the bad guy here.
I want nothing more than to see Baby Jarang THRIVE.
I have yet to see any videos or pictures showing this baby healthy, active, alert, sitting up on his own, hanging onto his mother ON HIS OWN or THRIVING.
In a nutshell, I was told that Ape Tracker "wants to keep their relationship with the zoos" (an artful way of saying they don't want to stir the pot or bring attention to anything bad/neglect that might be taking place with the care taking methods of these captive primates).
Less "likes" clicked means less $$$.
This channel isn't going to risk the $$$.
So instead of exposing anything that may portray the zoo/caretakers in a negative light, they've chosen not to share anything at all (on the subjects where multiple people are RIGHTFULLY concerned about the animals well being).
The insanely proposterous reason given was:
"To allow Mother & Baby some privacy".
There is something the matter with the baby
Hopefully all will go well for them both.
I think we're just being fooled with old videos. In the description you can read that the baby was born on june 14th. This video was posted on december 2nd, which means the baby is now 6 months old. But "THE BABY STILL HAS NO NAME"! This increasingly gives me the impression that @ApeTracker1 is simply a robot, that is only programmed with one sentence : "THANKS FOR WATCHING"!
Please be assured I am not a robot, though I have been called many things 🤣 On a more serious note I visited the Zoo on New Years Eve, hoping for a positive update. I was really disappointed with baby's lack of progress and have therefore taken the decision not to post anymore videos until there is positive progress. I took the time to voice my concerns and the concerns of viewers to the channel to the keeper and to volunteer staff. I will say that I have no expertise on primate development but baby is still feeding and has put on a little weight. This video is from my visit in October. Many thanks 🥰
@@ApeTracker1I wish we could see a video on Jarang. The not knowing is worse than knowing is condition. You are our only connection to Jarang. Peace
Baby has been LEARNING how to dangle since he was born!!
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Dangling is the only thing she’s ever taught him
This is 3 months ago, why don't you watch the most recent videos , poor baby is nearly dead.
Me rindo, ante ésta madre, llevo viendo su evolución desde hace un tiempo y he pasado por distintas fases, algunas de horror, otras de incomprensión, pero después de haber visto abandonos de crías nada más nacer, tengo que reconocer su mérito, ha estado a su lado siempre, quizás los Orangutanes efectivamente se parecen a nosotros, no todos son alumnos de 10, hay otros con menos nota, pero con más compasión.🙏🏼🙋🏻♀️🇪🇦
Is this her first baby? Because I don't think she's very experienced 😮😮😮😮
Yes, it's a shame that the baby doesn't have a grandma like Jazz at Dudley Zoo that can step in to help. Hopefully Bkackpool Zoo are doing what they can to make sure that he is ok.
Yes, this is her first baby. 😍
I've never seen that baby eat, not once.
Jingga does feed him, there is a privacy screen set up that usually goes behind to feed. Thanks so much for watching. 👍
From the videos I've seen, every time he tries to feed, Jinnga tanks him off of her, throws him on the ground and leaves him.
And not surprisingly, sadly, the newest update on this baby is not good.
Learning how to dangle by its armpit.
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He learns nothing!
He isn't developed and not capable of moving at all. On top of that , his mother doesn't have any parenting skills.
Take him out for an evaluation...he isn't capable of surviving
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I am gravely shocked 😲 at the level of neglect this mother is showing towards her baby. By Momma not allowing her baby to cling to her, she's instilling fear 😨 and no sense of security (both physically and mentally) in her baby.
ALL Primate babies have a strong innate desire to cling to Mommy's fur. This provides them the safety and security they need not only for physical reasons but more importantly, mental health. Both baby's hands 🙌 and feet👣 are clinched very tightly. This baby is NOT 🚫 being allowed to cling properly.
By Momma letting her baby get a grip on the rope🪢 and then slowly pull baby off is not 🚫 for strengthening reasons but rather to weaken and loosten her baby's grip. This action is seriously counter productive to baby's growth and development!!! This Mother obviously doesn't feel comfortable when her baby did cling to her so she's keeping her baby at arms length from her chest.
How the staff can be unaware of this fact is way beyond me, considering they are supposed to be properly and thoroughly trained on the species they are going to be taking care of and potential warning ⚠️ signs to be looking for.
One possibility, (of course , I don't know the mother's history), the Mother is doing this could be she didn't receive proper care from her own Mother. Zoo facilities have pulled baby's from their Mothers to hand rear and they absolutely have turned out way better than this poor beautiful baby is right now!!!
All I can do is pray 🙏
Zoológico não está tomando providências pois essa mãe não está cuidando do bebê já vi outro vídeo onde ele carrega o bebê com os pés e nesse vídeo tb e em momento algum amamenta o bebê q quase não se move nao tem forças com certeza está fraquinho d mais pois não está sendo alimentado talvez o q o zoológico quer é q o bebê morra pra não dar gastos ao zoológico
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Спасибо за ролик об этом бедном малыше арангутанге . Арангутанги вымирающие животные , у них почти не осталось среды обитания . Такое безответственное отношение к этим животным как в этом зоопарке недопустимо . Если вам не нужны маленькие новые арангутанги верните их в специальные центры на Борнео или Суматре , где заботятся о малышах арангутангах и учат жить в дикой природе .
This video has to be old. Is this baby still alive?
This video was from the end of October, thanks for watching.
Barely.
Скоро Джарагу 6 месяцев , жив ли малыш ?
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No voy a mirar más tus vídeos este bebé necesita ayuda y porqué no se lo quitan a la madre ella no sabe cuidarte bien
Major wow….. I don’t think she feels maternal. Definitely an odd upbringing.
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Also it doesn’t seem to be growing.
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This mother should not be allowed to have anymore babies after this one.
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저런곳은 널리널리 알려야됩니다.
원인이 있으면 해명을 하는 것이 동물원에서
떳떳하지 않겠습니까?
아니면 방관자 또는 동물 학대를 하고 있다고 생각합니다.
K madre más loca
Почему мать не берёт на руку своего дитёныша ?
That's so good to hear! I was worried!😅
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Elle peut pas le porter correctement, le pauvre
That poor baby is way too skinny! She never lets him drink milk! The baby is being neglected by both the mother and the zoo! The zoo should be ashamed!
If you pay close attention he wasn’t dangling by himself, she had him by her foot the hold time and she led him to her. People chill out. You want to see abused baby monkeys go and watch the ones where video people drug them and the moms littering killing them just to get food and video people get money. That is abuse not this mama. Her and baby are happy. You can see them smiling at times just because you don’t agree with her ways isn’t abuse. Not once has she dropped her baby, you go and take her away and see what happens!!!
Thanks so much for watching Gwen, I think a lot of people think that the Zoo's work and make decisions independently but they are part of the European Breeding Program that is responsible for ensuring that populations are conserved. We do understand some of the videos are not easy to watch as the zoo's have to strike a balance of providing care with limited interference. 💕😊💕
I wish that we would not impose our human emotions on the mother and son. How does a scared orang baby look? Please let the Zoo do their work like the previous writer commented.
Nrw or old video, this is not the correct behavior of the mother towards her baby.
She does have a unique style for sure, thanks for watching. 👍
Great video, thanks for sharing ❤
Seriously?
@@donataj2213 I was thinking the same thing... Seriously?
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Give me this little orangutan so that I would like to have him at homeyouIf he were 4 years old, I would give him back to you.
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This little guy is going to big a great big boy and be very rough and tough. Just like the little gorilla Jabali, everyone said the something about him and he is always on the go now playing with his dad like he was a big boy himself 😅❤❤❤❤
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IF HE LIVES THAT LONG.
I know it’s hard to watch. But, he’s six months old now. And, clearly she hasn’t ever dropped him. Generally, keepers don’t want to intervene if at all possible because being raised by your own species is preferable to being raised by a human. I have to believe they are keeping an eye on the situation and will step in if they ever feel they need to.
How do we know Jarang has never been dropped? Do they really monitor them every single second? And would they tell that is the case?
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@@missnarni😢
THIS IS NOT NORAL BEHAVIOR, OBVIOUSLY AND THAT BABY HAS NOT LOOKED HAPPY SINCE IT WAS BORN. IT IS RIDICULOUS THAT THE ZOO WOULD LET THIS CONTINUE.
Something is obviously wrong with this baby.
The zoo hasn't released any further health information ully since the baby was born, hopefully all will be well for them both. 👍
She’s taking care of him and he hasn’t got hurt, humans just can’t go and take baby because we don’t agree with mother. She’s careful with him and she seems proud of him, if she didn’t want him she would’ve left him first day he was born. Let’s start looking at human mother who don’t take care of their children and and them away. If mom and baby where in the wild we wouldn’t even know this was going on and plus mom might get you if got close to her baby, we don’t know what her reaction would be if they did take it🤷♀️🤷♀️
Thanks again for watching Gwen, great comment. 😍
LET NATURE TAKE ITS COURSE, EVEN IN A ZOO ENVIRONMENT.
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Jarang, looks like he will have to be strong and independent, to survive. I hope Jarang will rally. Jingga ,at least ,is keeping Jarang with her ,in this video. I try to have positive thoughts about this precious mother and youngster. 🙏🥰🦧🥰🦧❤
Thanks as always for watching Pamela, hopefully all will go well for them both. 😍