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63. Orangutan (Pongo Pygmaeus) www.goto.com, Search the Web. Type it and go! orangutan. Pongo pygmaeus. Maleeating (570 KB) Female eating (535 KB) Female taking a drink (288 KB), http://www.thebigzoo.com/Animals/Orangutan.asp

What's New? Want to know when we add something new? Just click here! Home Zoo Mammals ... Great Apes :Orangutan Click Here to Use This Photo Orangutan Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Primata Family: Pongidae Genus: Pongo Species: pygmaeus Length: 54 inches Weight: 130 - 200 lbs Gestation: 260 - 270 days Offspring: 1 Life Span: 35 years Search the Web. Type it and go! Orangutan Pongo pygmaeus Male eating (570 KB) Female eating (535 KB) Female taking a drink (288 KB) Orangutans are large apes with long, red hair. They have very long arms that are used for movement in the trees. Its hands and feet are hook-shaped for latching onto branches. They also use their hands to grasp small twigs that they can use as a tool to obtain food and hold food in their hands while they move about. Males are about twice as big as females and have striking flaps on their cheeks. They can make very strong calls by inflating a pouch in their throat, which adds resonance to their call. Orangutans have large brains and exhibit a high level of intelligence. Orangutans can eat a large amount of food. About 60% of their diet consists of fruit, including mangoes, figs, jackfruits, lychees, durians, and rambutans. The other 40% of their diet is made up of leaves, insects, tree bark, and occasionally eggs and small vertebrates.

64. GRASP - FACT SHEETS: CHIMPANZEES FACT SHEETS Great Ape Survival Project (GRASP). orangutan. Taxonomyand distribution. orangutans are the only great apes outside Africa http://www.unep.org/GRASP/Fact_orang.asp

HOME BACKGROUND WHY GRASP? SUPPORT ... PRESS RELEASES FACT SHEETS Gorilla French Chimpanzees French ... PARTNERS FACT SHEETS Great Ape Survival Project (GRASP) ORANGUTAN Taxonomy and distribution Orangutans are the only great apes outside Africa, and occur in dwindling forested habitats on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra. Fossil material indicates that orangutans were formerly widespread in continental Southeast Asia. All extant populations had until recently been regarded as a single species Pongo pygmaeus , but in 1996, after analysis of mitochondrial DNA, it was proposed that the genetic divergence between orangutans from Borneo and those from Sumatra was sufficient to regard the two forms as separate species: the Bornean Orangutan Pongo pygmaeus and the Sumatran Orangutan P. abelii The Bornean Orangutan occurs in forests in at least two of the three nations sharing the island: Indonesia (Kalimantan) and Malaysia (Sabah, Sarawak); its presence in Brunei is unconfirmed. There appears to be significant divergence between orangutan populations from different parts of Borneo, and two to three subspecies are now recognised by many authors. The Sumatran Orangutan occurs only in the provinces of Aceh and Sumatera Utara in northern Sumatra, Indonesia. Population As with other forest animals, it is difficult to assess orangutan population size and monitor trends. In the late 1980s the total population was tentatively estimated at approaching 180,000; this figure was derived by multiplying a value for species density by an estimate of the remaining area of habitat. In 1990, the IUCN/SSC Primate Specialist Group estimated that there were approximately 30,000 to 50,000 orangutans remaining in the wild, but cautioned that these figures may have been over-estimates.

65. MonkeyX - Hairy Thoughts: Orangutan Culture web January 15, 2003. orangutan Culture. I've human trait. The orangutanis facing extinction if you didn't already know. orangutans http://www.monkeyx.com/archives/environment/orangutan_culture.html

A place for thoughtful monkeys discussing philosophy, current affairs, culture and technology. home culture economics education ... web January 15, 2003 Orangutan Culture I've been meaning to post something about this interesting study for some time. An international group of scientists pooling more than 30 years of data has concluded that behavioral patterns among different orangutan populations show evidence of culture. The finding pushes the origins of culture among great apes back to 14 million years ago, when orangutans and African apes last had a common ancestor. Great apes include orangutans, found only in Asia, and Africa's gorillas and chimpanzees. Earlier studies had shown evidence of cultural learning among chimpanzees, suggesting that great ape culture had been around for at least five to seven million years. Transmission of cultural knowledge in orangutans and other great apes has implications for understanding the evolution of human culture. Culture, which can be defined as the presence of geographically distinct behavioral variants that are maintained and transmitted through social learning, was long considered to be a uniquely human trait. The orangutan is facing extinction if you didn't already know.

66. Animal ABC's: Orangutan. The ASPCA's Animaland! Click here to go back to Animal ABC's What's in a name? orangutan is an Indonesianword that means person of the forest. . orangutan. Pongo pygmaeus Seeing Red. http://www.animaland.org/abc/orangutan.asp

What's in a name? Orangutan is an Indonesian word that means "person of the forest." Orangutan Pongo pygmaeus : Seeing Red Who lives high in the treetops, rarely comes to the ground, and sleeps in a nest? No, it's not a bird, but one of your closest relatives in the animal kingdomthe orangutan of Sumatra and Borneo, who shares 96.4 percent of the same genetic make-up as humans. These peaceful, red-haired primates spend their days chowing down on fruit, leaves and flowers from trees, along with any stray insects that might be hidden among the foliage. Mom and baby orangs keep busy grooming each other, and then it's early to bed at sunset in a nest of branches. Because they're larger, the older males are more comfy sleeping on the ground. At close to 200 pounds, they are not only physically bigger than the females, but have different facial features, too. Adult male orangutans have fat, fleshy cheek pads, and moustaches and beards. (But no, they don't have to shave!) Aardvark Black Coral California Condor Crocodile ... Contact Us

67. Planet Ark Environmental News Pictures: An Orangutan Chews A Shrub At Moscow Zoo An orangutan Chews a Shrub at Moscow Zoo. Mail this picture to a friend. RUSSIAMay 27, 2002. An orangutan chews a shrub at Moscow Zoo May 25, 2002. http://www.planetark.org/envpicstory.cfm/newsid/16152

Subscribe to daily environment news Recycling Near You A Current Affair -"Gunns" story Select a topic from this pull-down menu Read the latest Reuters World Environment News Look at the latest Reuters Environment News Pictures Receive free daily news headlines via email Search the Planet Ark News Archive Find out about National Tree Day Visit the Planet Ark Media Centre Download our free environmental software Who are Planet Ark? Find out how YOU can help the planet Find out about the local recycling services available in your area An Orangutan Chews a Shrub at Moscow Zoo Mail this picture to a friend RUSSIA: May 27, 2002 An Orangutan chews a shrub at Moscow Zoo May 25, 2002. Moscow zoo hold overs 970 species of animals. Story by WAW Photo by VIKTOR KOROTAYEV REUTERS NEWS PICTURE SERVICE ENVIRONMENTAL NEWS SEARCH Enter your keywords to search our news archive by subject. Type "Greenpeace", for example, into the box below and you will be given a listing of all Planet Ark's news and images relating to Greenpeace. Sort by relevance Sort by date Alternatively, why not check out our news archive on an issue by issue basis?

68. Planet Ark Environmental News Pictures: A Young Orangutan Protects Itself From T A Young orangutan Protects itself from the Cold Weather in Taipei. TAIWANA Young orangutan Protects itself from the Cold Weather in Taipei. http://www.planetark.org/envpicstory.cfm/newsid/18998

Subscribe to daily environment news Recycling Near You A Current Affair -"Gunns" story Select a topic from this pull-down menu Read the latest Reuters World Environment News Look at the latest Reuters Environment News Pictures Receive free daily news headlines via email Search the Planet Ark News Archive Find out about National Tree Day Visit the Planet Ark Media Centre Download our free environmental software Who are Planet Ark? Find out how YOU can help the planet Find out about the local recycling services available in your area A Young Orangutan Protects itself from the Cold Weather in Taipei Mail this picture to a friend TAIWAN: December 11, 2002 A young orangutan protects itself inside a coarse sack from the cold weather at Taipei Zoo December 10, 2002. Taiwan's Central Weather Bureau said Tuesday is so far the coldest day of the year for the subtropical island which straddles the Tropic of Cancer, with lows at 9.4 degrees Celsius (49 degrees Fahrenheit) but it is expected to become even colder later in. Story by SK/YN Photo by SIMON KWONG REUTERS NEWS PICTURE SERVICE ENVIRONMENTAL NEWS SEARCH Enter your keywords to search our news archive by subject.

69. Orangutans: WhoZoo Malayan words orang utan mean forest man orangutan FACTS, Name orangutan. Sizeusually determines the orangutan's sex since males are always much bigger. http://www.whozoo.org/students/chrngu/orangs.htm

Orangutans Malayan words "orang utan" mean "forest man" ORANGUTAN FACTS Name: Orangutan Scientific name: Pongo pygmaeus Range: Found on the Malaysian islands of Borneo and Sumatra in Southeast Asia; although range once extended into northwest India, China, Java, and Sulawesi. Habitat: Live in lowland and hilly tropical rain forest, including dipterocarp and peat-swamp forest. Their habitat is almost wholly arboreal (tree dwelling). Status: Endangered. Threatened by the destruction of its forest environment to make room for farms and villages, and to harvest lumber. Diet in the wild: Orangutans are omnivorous; they eat both plants and animals such as: fruit, leaves, flowers, bark, nuts, shoots, insects, bird eggs, and small mammals. Some may be seen eating soil, a source of minerals for many animals. Water is drunk from tree holes by dipping in a hand and sucking the water-drops that fall from its wrist. Diet in the zoo: Fruits such as apples, oranges, bananas, and kiwi, in addition to vegetables like carrots, yams, and romaine lettuce. Physical description: Second in size only to the gorilla, the orangutan male weighs 130-220 lbs; whereas, the female is about 88-110 lbs. Height, males are 4 to 5 ft and females 3 1/2 ft. Characterized by long, shaggy, reddish-brown hair that can reach 20 inches. Bare face, with round eyes and small ears. Short, weak legs and long, powerful arms, curled fingers and feet, flexible shoulder and hip joints. Size usually determines the orangutan's sex since males are always much bigger. In addition, males develop large fleshy flaps (cheek pads) on faces, and large throat pouches. Males also possess pouches of pebbly skin on chest.

70. Oregon Zoo Animals: Sumatran Orangutan Sumatran orangutan. scientific name. Pongo pygmaeus abelii. size/weight/height.Weight male 130 200 lbs. • female 90 - 120 lbs. http://www.zooregon.org/Cards/Primates/orangutan.sumatran.htm

Sumatran Orangutan scientific name Pongo pygmaeus abelii size/weight/height Height: male 4.5 - 5' • female 3'8" males much larger than females (sexual dimorphism) adaptations/coloration Arms: long Posture: erect for brachiation behavior Face Flaps: male use in dominance display Nests: built for sleeping reproduction/lifespan Birth Interval: 7-8 yrs Gestation: 233-265 days diet habitat/range status note oregon zoo exhibit Primates back to top about our zoo animals ... contact us

71. Sumatran Orangutan Translate this page The first comprehensive conservation programme for the critically endangeredSumatran orangutan. Willkommen beim erstes umfassenden http://www.sumatranorangutan.com/

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72. Orangutan Records Check out Wombat News Center! Check out the Wombat today!!! orangutanRecords. Bag of Cows; Chon Wolson; North Korean Revolutionary http://www.pitt.edu/~ctnst3/orang.html

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73. Orangutan orangutan Habitat The length of pregnancy for a female orangutan is 89 months,very close to that of a human. A male's arm span is about 7 1/2 feet. http://www.animalsoftherainforest.org/orangutan.htm

74. Ape Alliance - Orangutan Working Group. orangutan Working Group. Ape Alliance Home Page. Sumatran orangutan SocietyINDONESIA Phone +62 361 976721 ENGLAND 24 St Albans Rd. http://www.4apes.com/orangutanwg/

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77. Orangutan | Animal Facts | Chaffee Zoological Gardens Of Fresno orangutan. CLASS Mammalia. ORDER Primates. FAMILY Pongidae. GENUS SPECIESPongo pygmaeus. CLASSIFICATION Not available at this time Webmaster. RANGE http://www.chaffeezoo.org/animals/orang.html

Orangutan CLASS: Mammalia ORDER: Primates FAMILY: Pongidae Pongo pygmaeus CLASSIFICATION: Not available at this time - Webmaster RANGE: Historical: Northern Sumatra and most of lowland of Borneo Current: Lowland and hilly tropical rain forest, including ipterocarp and peat swamp forest. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Length: Male: 54 in.; Female: 45 in. Weight: Male: 130-200 lbs.; Female: 80-110 lbs. Coloration: Spare, long, coarse red hair, ranging from bright orange in young animals to maroon or dark chocolate in some adults. Face bare and black, but pinkish on muzzle and around eyes of young. DIET: Zoo: Monkey chow, oranges, apples, bananas, vegetables, leaves and shoots. Wild: The Orangutan is largely a frugivore (fruit eater) and one can look at the skull and see how the protruding incisors would come in handy when dealing with large, tough-skinned fruits. Favorite fruits include tropical species and durians, rambutans, jackfruits, lychees, mangosteens, and mangoes plus shoots and leaves. BEHAVIOR: They are rather solitary animals, apart from occasional sexual consortship. Adult animals travel and forage independently, each animal occupying an individual home range of several square kilometers. The home range overlaps considerably.

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79. Orangutans - International Wildlife Magazine - National Wildlife Federation How To Be An orangutan. By Frank Kuznik It was left to each individual orangutanto decide whenor indeed, ifhe or she was ready to return to the wild. http://www.nwf.org/internationalwildlife/oranguta.html

Home Contact Us Search Conservation ... Get Outdoors International Wildlife January/February 1997 How To Be An ORANGUTAN By Frank Kuznik Biologists in Southeast Asia are attempting to school captive apes in the fine art of life in the wild ONE OF THE WORLD'S oddest schools sits not far off the main road in eastern Borneo, roughly 30 kilometers (19 mi.) inland from the coastal oil fields north of Balikpapan, carved out of a hectare and a half (3.7 acres) of swampy rain forest. At first glance, the Wanariset forestry research station might be mistaken for a prison, with security guards on watch towers keeping a vigilant eye. There are cages, tooa total of nine scattered around the compound, some of them 50 meters (160 ft.) high, most divided into various-sized compartmentsand all brimming with young orangutans. The 200-plus red apes at Wanariset are victims of a poaching problem that persists throughout Borneo and Sumatra, their only remaining natural habitat. In the shrinking rain forest, orangutans are easy prey for smugglers and native Dayaks, who fancy them both as pets and as fresh meat. The lucky ones are confiscated by government officials and taken to a rehabilitation center such as Wanariset, where scientists and veterinarians face the difficult task of preparing the animals for return to the wild. The rudiments of the Wanariset curriculum are obvious in the cages, where wheels and bars and swings build locomotory skills, or at the edge of the forest, where small groups of orangutans are taken daily for tree-climbing practice. Sometimes, staff members sit with the groups and show them how to peel and eat various fruits, a lesson the imitative apes learn quickly.

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