New Orangutan Species Filmed for First Time
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- Watch the first moving images of a Tapanuli orangutan mother and her infant.
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Watch the first moving images of a Tapanuli orangutan mother and her infant. When the Tapanuli orangutan was named in 2017, it became the newest, and in the same moment, most endangered great ape on Earth.
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yoo new orangutans just dropped
Nah it’s been in the files for a couple years now
Sad that they'll be nerfed because of human mains.
@@Honne1064 tierzoo?
Cant afford to buy that DLC so Imma gonna just let them die out for now
@@sallmandar1027 dang I dunno my dog main is still healthy rn so I don’t think I should switch I say let em die
reject humanity, return to monke.
I get the meme, but this is an ape
Gonna give up the internet too ?
Stop watching this brother, we have to fight the MPLA..
@@jacobandrews2663 monke😡
@@space8862 not really
Human: "Oh my gosh a new species!"
Orangutan: "Yo, what the fuck is that thing?"
Orangutan: "Oh look.. We have discovered a new species"!! 👍🙂
😭
🤣🤣
It's a cross in between a woman and a chimpanzee. Lol.
Tell that to a woman and you will see a orangutan. 😂
Orangutan: “Great, now I’m gonna go extinct.”
Humans: We found a new Orangutan species
Orangutans:Ah shoot here we go again.
You're welcome for the 69rh like
Makes you wonder what else lays unfilmed in the remote corners of the world...
Dude think about how much of the ocean we haven't even touched yet 🤯 crazy!
We know very very little about our selves and the rest of the universe.
ABSOLUTELY!!!
@@LMG5123 Right!!👍
@@HealthySkepticism777 EXACTLY!!👍👍
"Deeper into the forest! The hairless ones have found us"!
lol, this is a new species... but humans are all the same. LOL. "sCienCe" is immune to politics and ideologies. ahahahahahahahahahaa
@@TheBelrick what?
@@TheBelrick are you stupid or something?
I think what Bel Rick was trying to say, is that, science is bad because it is helping us to discover new species of ape but also tells us that all humans are the same species. I'm going to assume that he is a racial supremacist of some kind, who believes that science has been undermined by politics/ideology.
A pretty far fetched statement, one that holds... some truth. Many scientists only accept the mainstream scientific view and make little to no effort at disputing it.
The racial supremacy, however? Truly dumbfounding.
@@KarusMBII ok
Yo this is like the shiny versions of Pokemon but real life.
More like a regional variation
I wonder if it is shiny hunted
Galarian Orangutan 🦧 lol
Y'all are so right with it being a regional variant instead of a shiny!!!! Especially cause it's smaller in size too, not just different color. Love it.
Pokémon are real! REEEEEE
"Their lost world is no longer a secret...In fact" is no longer safe.
Humans will kill everything. I read somewhere that humans will only last 3 years once bees die off.
If their population is only 800 clearly their secret world has not been doing them good so far
don't worry bro, we won't do that, our government work together with many country to protect this orang utan, our government had effort years ago to contact primate experts from another country ( DUTCH, USA,SWISS & AUSTRALIA ) to protect this Tapanuli orangutan, and now increasing 1200 and still on progress, here is the news 3 years ago : th-cam.com/video/-dqmTBrmKpo/w-d-xo.html
@@nathanpredmore7577 Depending on an animals range 800 isnt that bad. If an animals range is small then their population is usually small because they adapted to that specific area. And I agree with you on how that is not the best adaptation
@@andiwaskitoo with the effects of climate change that might not be enough, but I didn't know that and that's really interesting.
Glad to know Orang inc is still making new designs.
Reject orang, return to hutan
@@hamsacc if you speak malay language that mean reject man return to forest/jungle
@@hamsacc sounds like a good motto my man, reject orang, return to hutan
👋🌊💩🇬🇧
@@zeyadalbadawi8774 ye, less orang more hutan
With the beard and the separation of his hair in the center, he looks like my neighbor albeit much more good looking.
I thought it said my neighbor Albert
@@Nielsper He does kind of look like an Albert. Or a Walter.
@@furiousapplesack
100% walter.
You aren't a good Neighbor lol
it's a "she"
It's crazy that we've just discovered this new orangutan species, just puts to show how little we know about our planet. If there's still that much more to discover on land, imagine what we could find in the oceans.
We just found a new species of whale
There's very little left to discover, proportionally. Most of the earth's land is being used for farming, and there has been an over 90% collapse in wild mammal populations.
these were NOT discovered. the narrator is full of shit. these animals were simply re-classified as a separate species. they were known for a very long time, but people thought they were simply a different population of regular orangutangs.
@@CoolGobyFish what is the difference, between regular orang utans?
@@MissMolly3377 I don't know. This video never cared to explain
Damn the intelligence in their look is incredible
The way camera is positioned and the way this narrator talks i felt need to hide so i don t accidentally scare orangutan.
YO I was thinking the same thing!!
Oh so you HIGH high
Hide under your sheets and pretend to be a biologist in his camouflaged observation tent.
That's Keith fuckin Davids voice. Dude is a fuckin legend. Fuck.
I think poachers have seen all the species we haven’t seen in the jungle
And a bunch we'll never see, I suspect.
I tought al poachers where illegal.
LOL "illegal poachers"
so where are all the "legal poachers"?
This is the sad truth
@@wimtheeuwen7315 yer jokin, of course they’re illegal all poachers are criminals
It's called "newly discovered species" becouse just recognize them as different species than the sumatran orangutan. They were there and people (especially tapanuli people) knew they exist there and thou there sub-species
It's number soo low becouse they just living there in one mountain that's relatively not soo wide compared to the whole island
This is sad.
"knew they exist there and thou there sub-species"... the word you're looking for is THOUGH! not THOU!!! Thou is ye olden english... "Romeo oh Romeo, where for art thou romeo?!"
Then the forest need to be protected right? How's that going
@@Real_The_Goof how many languages do U speak ?
@@Real_The_Goof dumbass
When I look into an orangutan’s eyes I always think “what’re thinking about?” and it always looks like they think the same thing about me. What a wonderful thing to watch while tired and kinda high makes you feel better about the world
Newly discovered and already endangered. When are we ever gonna get some good news about the wild? 😐
When more people get involved in stopping the slaughter and support BOS and other rescue and rehabilitation programs! Because we love are respect all animals! ♥️😊
@@deborahallen3318 😊 💛
I thought that statement was kinda stupid. They're a newly found species. They could be at an all time population high for all we know 🤦♀️
@@chrish4439 I hope so.
When we wipe out a quarter of our population.
"Return to Monke friend" *reaches for your hand* 2:41
I love this 😂🤣
Mans doing gang signs
@@elitemation shut the fuck up
@@titanzombie8057 lulw
@@titanzombie8057 Cry
Oh, that’s just great! Another beautiful, endangered species for me to worry about!
A hydropower project (Batang Toru hydropower project) is planned to be constructed in the area of the highest density of these orangutans
And while using hydropower can be a good thing, this time around, it will affect this species big time. Luckily, however, the construction was delayed in 2020 due to funding concerns about the environment and COVID
Such gorgeous creatures. I hate how so many species are in terrible danger of extinction.
😢
They are beautiful ❤
1:05 looks like Macaulay Culkin discovered them first
Im deadd
"New" newly discovered is more accurate
He basically said that
Actually, not "newly discovered", more like "newly categorized". Scientists have known them for a long time, it's just that they were previously categorized with other Sumatran orangutans until they started comparing their genomes with other Orangutans...
Yeah yeah yeah get back to the kitchen
@@sendmeyourlocation1145 what's with you muslims?
Newly DESCRIBED is the proper wording. These were NOT discovered, simply re-classified as a separate species. These animals were known for a very long time
This cuteness is just what i needed to start my day.
My new neighbors are all a bit shorter than me, and they have lighter denser hair than I do. I'm proclaiming them a brand new species, and of course I am the one who discovered them. I'm gonna call them Tapanuli Neighborino.
😅🤣😂
OMG!
A new species?!
That's awesome!
Is Zeus you're personal God belief
@@matimus100 No, it's Jesus.
Orangutan: "I saw a new monkey species today."
Orangutan's Friend: "Really? What were they like?"
Orangutan: "Fairly large, not a lot of hair, very talkative, but too reliant on their shiny tools. Overall, not impressed."
Ape species*
_"and they're cutting down our home too, while killing anyone that gets in their way"_
@@Brakvash*M O N K E*
Humans: hey look, a new Orangutan..
Orangutan: hey look, it's our distant cousins, they're all grown now.. Aaaw
We did not come from monkeys if u believe that shit then ur stupid
@@Venom-ri4yq yeah. We were our own monkey.
@@Venom-ri4yq You must be very stupid, for just assuming I said we came from monkeys, you ignorant idiot.
@@Venom-ri4yq humans are apes and share a common ancestor with monke
@@Venom-ri4yq yeah, only idiots think we actually came from monkeys. Educated people know we share a common ancestor with apes.
That baby is so adorable!!
My guy just dye their hair, in their rebellious phase maybe
*injects you with your daily incel medication* shhh buddy, there we go
@@gordonlekfors2708 what...
Loved watching shows like this after Sunday dinner, good ol days.
Orangutan: *look, a new species of primate*
The bald orangutan who can't climb trees. What a sad life they must live
Amazingly beautiful and critically endangered! Please help them go back to the protected rainforest. Sponsor a Orangutan, it's worth every penny! ♥️
Really? look at modern generations, they would rather spend 1k on a cellphone rather invest for the future. It is hopeless with so many of them and few like me.
Man... you gotta hate a condescending prick like @@analienfromouterspace
@@analienfromouterspace lol if ur the same generation as them you know what you could do instead of inflating your ego online? participate politically of your surroundings. Go search people that think like you to educate and communicate with your friends and collegues
@@analienfromouterspace ok boomer
Love the quasi-dramatic narration
I’ve been through this area before. The western slope of the Toba Highlands. Last time was cycling from Subulussalam to Sidikalang back in 2011. There was still a lot of jungle on either side of the road, but I saw two helicopters carrying what looked like prospecting equipment into the jungles south of Kedabuhan Falls that day. It’s not a major leap to think that whatever their mission, it would probably result in further loss of this island’s beautiful forests. That was a scary feeling watching them fly off into the distance.
OH WOW I LOVE ORANGUTANS i can’t believe there’s another species!!!! This is so cool!!!
I see by your profile image :D
hello craig i agree this is a very nice ape
It’s not another species. This is an artificial classification by some asshole scientist who wanted to publish and will next prevent orangutan variants from interbreeding.
Just a fraction more hair is all
@@adurpandya2742 Do you have a reliable article or source that gives your statements credibility enough to make you offend the work of someone who really dominates and understands such an area of study or are you just another idiot commenting shit without even knowing what you're talking about? Because I really bet on the second option
First time I've seen this subspecies. Bless each one. I hope they can be protected.💕
The common orangutans lives in borneo island.
That one live at sumatera island, Indonesia.
And yeah, i just once see them in the wild, at Taman Nasional Bukit Barisan national park.
@@kurositompul57952 jenis yang dari Sumatera.
Thanks for the recommendation
That’s just a new skin because they weren’t in zoos the whole time and actually got to level up
Hey Eren are you here because you mistake the orangutan for Monkey Titan?
It's funny how animals become endangered once humans discover them....
@whip lash these "new" orangutangs were NOT discovered. pretty sure people know about them for a long time. they are simply newly described as a separate species. before, they were thought to be regular tangs.
There are a lot of species we don't know about that are endangered, we just don't know they're endangered because we don't know they exist yet.
There are definitely extinct animals out there we haven't discovered.
That's not funny...that is sad
@@joenunez2880funny in an ironic way
Of all species that have existed on Earth, 99.9 percent are now extinct. Many of them perished in five cataclysmic events. According to some we are currently in the throes of a sixth mass extinction. Never the less - I see your point though.
So sad their home is getting destroyed though... By us... Our only hope of preserving them is to welcome them into human society as full fledged citizens.
@Fungo Slungo ooohhh edgy
@Fungo SlungoThis is just my long winded opinion, but here goes nothing: As the planets most advanced creatures we are above competition. All of this planet's creatures are "inferior" to us, so are we to exterminate them all? No, because then we would die as well, hence why we are stewards of the earth. For us to take the habitats of others which are necessary for their survival would be like a sumo wrestler taking candy from a starving baby (depending on the situation of course). Aside from being inconsiderate, it is something that would lead to our own demise. We need a diverse ecosystem for our own survival. We are a link in a chain, part of a system. To be acting like we are separate would be to act like cancer. get it? Becoming like cancer and consuming the "greater organism" we are a part of eventually leads only one place: to our own collective demise. It's not just sad because of the monkey's fate, it's sad because those are the principles of sickness, greed, disharmony, selfishness, poverty, and self destruction.
I really do believe that we will live in better harmony with our world as we become more advanced. We will find better ways to share space with plants and animals. We will figure out how to build farms, cities, and transportation networks without disturbing the forests, lakes, bogs, plains or ect. Slashing and burning down jungles to grow food will be a thing of the past as we find a way to use land without destroying it.
If we can't do that we are in danger of running out of wilderness or food. I mean, we already have ecosystem and food problems, even though it might not effect us in our parts of the world. The only reason humans are powerful is because we innovate. If we don't continue to do that we will not continue to prosper.
@Fungo Slungo And how do farms grow food you might ask? With phosphorus and healthy soil. You want to cut down all the wilderness and make farms? The nutrients necessary to grow plants will be depleted within a *single* generation. Running the world like you are describing would cause the large majority of the planet's population to die of starvation in just a couple hundred years.
@Fungo Slungo And at the rate we are going we will be completely out of phosphorus in 80 years
Very good update!
Absolutely beautiful
Human: "Look, a new species of orangutan!" - - Orangutan: "Oh crap... The hiding didn't work. We're dead"
Hahaha,. Maybe live underground. Or make camouflage to evade humans 😁
@@marionlacebal9498 nah humans particularly scientists a gonna do their bullshit equations and forcefully pull them from hiding, no monke will escape
Because only humans are threats to other species. But hey, why are humans the only species who work so hard to prevent other species extinction? Bit of a dichotomy there. Perhaps your view of humanity stems from sociopaths?
For every tree cut down, there should be many cuttings that replace it. Logging can be sustainable if done responsibly, trees are a finite resource and a pillar to nature, a pillar that supports many lives including our own. We should be able to get trees without harming native populations of creatures.
With such a simple solution you would think that’s already a thing.
Or we could instead dedicate certain areas for tree farming with sustainable species such as bamboo(I'm aware that's it's a grass) and others, and leave the trees in the wild alone. Or even better! We could do what I suggested but for every dedicated plant cut down, plant a few more wild trees in the forests with some profits or not for profits! Now that literally screams sustainability! Sorry if I sounded like I was undermining yours, just putting out more suggestions you know? Just saying that sometimes in developing/underdeveloped nations sustainability tends to be shoved down into the trunk of the car, you know what I mean?
@@sairajmenon556 I couldn’t agree more! There are so many sustainable ways but nothing is being done.
@@kenjiro2676 And I couldn't agree more with you either!
Trees are infinite as they can be planted and regrown. They are already planting trees after cutting them down bud
You can't so quickly replace what is cut down with a few of the same... The older tree itself is home and host to a bunch of organisms that provide benefit to the forest.
Theyre so beautiful
Majestic creature
I almost wish the species stayed undiscovered, for their own sake.
Don't think it would have made a difference sadly
Now that environmentalists are aware of an endangered species, it probably gives them more leverage in protecting the land from development.
Species always go extinct with or without human involvement that is part of evolution...if there's a small amount left they are just another species becoming obsolete that's how it works
@@satch4684 The consequence of unmitigated human enterprise is the acceleration of extinction on a massive scale.
@@satch4684 Yes destroying all the nature, ecosystems and habitats of wildlife is so natural, you probably think its eco friendly too lol.
God dropped some new DLC
Lol God is just a fantasy, wake up
@@ifyoureplytomeyouregay4293 I mean it’s 51/49 for me because how did all of this start everything the universe and the Big Bang and there can’t be nothing right? There has to be something? Idk but it’s all bigger than we can think so just take the joke and move on
@@Q50Eric Lol we don't know what happened before big bang doesn't mean a bearded dude came outta nowhere and made the universe, that makes 0 sense, I believe that our universe is in a collection of quadrillions or maybe even infinite different universes, each universe with its unique laws of physics
@@ifyoureplytomeyouregay4293 yes as we are talking the universe is infinitely expanding
yea the cgi fake fantasy world you see everyday
They are so beautiful
wow these are amazing.....beautiful
Orangutans are my fav apes.
I like Gibbons the most. Orangorillas are cool too.
I wonder how many unknown species we have destroyed without even realising it. Let's leave these guys alone and in peace....
Well you’re gonna have to bring their argument to those billion dollar corporation’s
Man that's amazing
Yes!
Less than 4 years of it's discovery, and it's already an endangered species
The worst thing that could happen, is being found by humans. 😩
@@PaulElmont-fd1xc don't worry bro, we won't do that, our government work together with many country to protect this orang utan, our government had effort years ago to contact primate experts from another country ( DUTCH, USA,SWISS & AUSTRALIA ) to protect this Tapanuli orangutan, and now increasing 1200 and still on progress, here is the news 3 years ago : th-cam.com/video/-dqmTBrmKpo/w-d-xo.html
Being found by our forest rangers that Will be good news for these apes coz our army general punish to everyone who enter this jungle without authorized license will be shot at place 😁👍🏻🙏🏻
@@PaulElmont-fd1xc 👌🏻👍🏻
@@PaulElmont-fd1xc it was already in danger before being found by humans. It says so in the video. Now, cause it is threatened, they may be able to do something about it. So really by being found by humans, they may not become extinct after a decade. As the video says they could be gone in a decade.
Sad humans
Beautiful creatures
Beautiful
They look even more human like. I'm bouncing if they start walking.
True they remind me of that guys wife
Look at those faces, look at their eyes. They look just like us.
Look at its beard.
Im a white guy, BUT they look strikingly similar to malaysians
You have to check your eyes.
Such beauty! Very simple life they lead. Yet, happy. Something we people need. To RE-ALIGN!
So BEAUTIFUL and so sad at the same time 😥
What do orangutans do when they're mad at each other?
They have a Gorilla war!
Hopefully humans don’t kill it before my kids see it
Well show them this video tadaa problem solved
@@casper6405 no, not problem solved.
What would your kid be doing in that jungle?
@@samurai2k455 well then the only option left is the zoo
@@-gemberkoekje-5547 looking at orangutans idiot
I agree with someones comment on here. We have yet to explore everything on this planet and everywhere! Love it.
*That baby is beautiful with it's golden fur*
"New Species Of Orangutans Found"
Scientists: "yo get the tools"
Orangutans are just the gingers of the ape world. There, I said it
Not true, they have souls.
Orangutans is the chillest out of all the apes. Yet strongest second to Gorillas.
The one who steal things and fucked with your shit is that dumb monkeys.
@@user-dx6zc2nf7h they're not second strongest chimpanzees are way stronger then them even bonnobos are stronger
Do some research
@@bennybennerson7728 naw chimps were just crazier but I doubt it stronger than orangutans.
Try looking veteran orangutans vs veteran chimps. 1 v 1.
Orangutan will win.
Mate have you not seen how much muscle they have look up hairless chimp they are so buff compared to orangutans
This is what I've needed
Woww they look so wise.
Soo cooollll
It’s scary how recognizable great apes are. Almost human looking but just not quite there.
Nah, still an ugly monkey
I feel dogs and dolphins are closer emotionally
The children look even more human, because they don't have sagittal crests, ridges on the back of the skull where muscles anchor to to provide more bite force. As a drawback, sagittal crests restrict brain size, so humans evolved our skulls to permanently underdeveloped, so that we can have a larger brain size at the expense of our bite force.
Essentially, humans are big baby monkeys.
@@gunide They aren't monkeys.
@@thevis5465 Yeah nah, still a big ugly monkey
New DLC look great!
Tapanuli - Indonesia ♥️
"Newly discovered, but we found all 800 already, and they are almost gone" hmmmm xD
Very sad. Greedy humans.
This 'new' species is a hybrid between two distinct species of Orangutang, the name Orangutang in certain Filipino dialects translates to 'Old man of the forest'.
Is there any orangutan in filipino?
yuko mulyono No. Not sure about the translation into Filipino, but Orangutans come from Indonesia and can only be found in Borneo & Sumatra. Orangutan means “Man of the Forest” in Indonesian.
@@plantmama7442 did I say Orang's live in the Philippines?
Finally, they installed the new update
Primates are just. Magical imo.
Yes we are! 🙂
Thanks for the compliment :)
Any narrator that isn’t David Attenborough just isn’t David Attenborough.
Shiny orangutans
That's crazy how fast they became endangered once they were discovered.
They look so peaceful and happy lol
I'm glad orangutan actually takes their time with their species unlike Apple- dropping a new one every year
This video doesn't mention that we already knew about orangutans in the Tapanuli area, its just that science relatively recent classified Tapanuli orangutans as a different species.
Magical creatures.
Wonderful!!!!!
Wow, this is insane. It's like seeing orangutans from a mirror universe.
I remember saw it when i was a kid and people still considered it as sumatran, now it became another sub-species
For real? You creeping around malay forests?
@@williamkelly5689 Tapanuli not a virgin forest like kalimantan (and what is malay?), if you live in tapanuli, you'll have a chance to find it , even now they're more exist after the batang toru hydropower and the gold mining started
@@streamspoart2671 Malaysia is a country and malay is the countries adjective. In the english language that is.
The new Ape update looks awesome
They're my favorite, love them so much 💕
*What kind of monster would dislike this*
*m e*
Man imagine living in a world made of food
We do🙄
Twinkie Land...mmmmmm.
Houses made of gingerbread 😋
@@uncletony6210 Twinkies are NOT food you moron!!! They are carcinogenic shite!!!
@@sexgod6909 yeah, I'm pretty sure they're food.
A new species discovered, when in fact its probably on the brink of extinction, it won't be around for long now that people have put this animal in the spot light
So cute and peacefull, and sad.
It’s interesting how fast speciation occurs and how they may coexisted with relic populations.
They probably existed many millennia before.
No one talks about how he said within a generation they could be wiped off the planet that they lived in for 700,000 years.
Been waiting for this dlc for awhile
They look quite human. Very beautiful!