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1. thekidshouldseethis.com › post › orangutans-eatOrangutans eat fruit in Borneo's forest canopy | The Kid ...

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   4 days ago · Orangutans eat fruit in Borneo’s forest canopy. Orangutans are rather solitary great apes known for their reddish-brown fur and observant expressions, which often reflect their intelligence and curiosity. As the planet’s largest arboreal mammals, they possess arms longer than their legs, with hands and feet adapted to grasp branches as they ...

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     Orangutans Feeding in the Trees | Wild Indonesia | BBC Earth

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     Last of the Orangutans - Borneo

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3. borneoorangutansurvival.org › where-are-you-bumiWHERE ARE YOU, BUMI? | Borneo Orangutan Survival

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   3 days ago · Suddenly, a hand reached out from beneath the wooden bridge and grabbed Ibu Sri’s foot. She screamed in shock, not knowing what was grasping her foot. When she looked down, she saw a small hand with orange-brown fur. A little face then peeked out from below the bridge.

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   2 days ago · Borneo's famous for its wildlife, specifically the orangutans which are endemic to Borneo and Sumatra -- and the 2 most famous reserves are Sepilok (near Sandakan, Malaysia) and Semenggoh (near Kuching, Malaysia). Unfortunately, not every wildlife sanctuary is trustworthy.

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6. www.newsbytesapp.com › news › lifestyleBorneo's rainforest: A journey into Malaysia's green heart

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   2 days ago · Get up close with orangutans in their natural habitat, explore ancient caves, or drift down the tranquil Kinabatangan River, spotting crocodiles, monkeys, and birds.

7. borneoorangutansurvival.org › the-dayak-way-ofTHE DAYAK WAY OF EMBRACING TRADITION AND SUSTAINABILITY

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   3 days ago · The Wehea Dayak are one of the indigenous peoples who live in the Muara Wahau District of East Kutai Regency, East Kalimantan. The Wehea Dayak community embodies a unique way of life that combines traditions, reverence, and a strong commitment to sustainable living practices.

8. www.yahoo.com › news › critically-endangered-borneanCritically-endangered Bornean orangutan born at Virginia Zoo

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   2 days ago · NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — A critically-endangered Bornean orangutan was born at the Virginia Zoo late last month, the zoo announced Wednesday. The orangutan was born around 5:45 a.m. June 29 to...

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   Why are orangutans disappearing?

   • These gentle, furry apes are losing their natural habitat largely due to human industry, and as a result their endangered status is becoming more and more urgent. Palm oil production plays the biggest hand in the disappearance of the orangutan, as it is literally eating up the rainforests of Borneo and Sumatra.

   10 Outstanding Organizations Working to Save Endangered Orangutans

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   How many orangutans are left?

   • These two Indonesian island nations make up the orangutan’s native habitat. Sadly, deforestation for palm oil production and illegal logging operations has lead to the loss of 90 percent of this precious orangutan habitat. There are only about 41,000 Bornean orangutans and 7,300 Sumatran orangutans left on the face of the earth.

   10 Outstanding Organizations Working to Save Endangered Orangutans

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   How did the orangutan range change over time?

   • As climate slowly changed over nearly 1.8 million years, the orangutan range shifted southward. Orangutan populations have declined dramatically, perhaps by as much as 97%, in the 20th century (1) due to hunting and forest loss. Today orangutans are patchily distributed in fragmented lowland forests in Borneo and Sumatra.

   Orangutan Natural History and Socioecology – Orangutan Foundation

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   How to see orangutans in Borneo?

   • It's important to wear comfortable shoes and to bring insect repellent for a more enjoyable exploration. A visit to Borneo's rehabilitation centers or national parks is a unique chance to observe orangutans closely. These places work hard to protect these wonderful animals. The best time for spotting them is early in the morning.

   Borneo's rainforest: A journey into Malaysia's green heart

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10. github.com › kerolex › rgmc-icra24-eval-toolkitGitHub - kerolex/rgmc-icra24-eval-toolkit: Human-to-Robot ...

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    12 hours ago · Human-to-Robot Handovers | Evaluation toolkit | 9th Robotic Grasping and Manipulation Competition | IEEE ICRA 2024. - kerolex/rgmc-icra24-eval-toolkit