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  • check labels and don't buy products containing palm oil. also, Nestle's, KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, WingStreet, A&W, Long John Silver’s and Girl Scout Cookies use palm oil. palm oil and timber companies pay the local Indonesians big money to clear the forest of trees. sometimes, they shoot the mama orangs to clear the trees when they are cut. this then orphans the baby orangs. they will become extinct if these practices are not stopped and a HUGE way to stop this is to boycott palm oil products

  • i always like them...^^

  • i am not racist but they look like Nigerian kids :P

  • Jungle school! Please let people enjoying your video know that they can directly help buy more rainforest as sanctuary area with the Rawa Kuno legacy forest project on the internet at orangutan(dot)org - (under the Get Involved menu)

  • Now I know why people are so against palm oil products (even in shampoos). Organic products, here i come.

  • I dont think its problematic for them to learn how to climb, what is essential is the knowledge regarding what to eat and where to find it which is passed down from the mother. How will they learn that climbing trees I wonder

  • @pizzapingvin The human caretakers lead them to different plants that adult orangutans are known to eat. the people will put leaves in their mouths to indicate to the orphans that this is food. The caretakers also cute branches and big leaves and place them inside different types of frames to encourage them to try building nests.

  • am glad that people like this look after these beaufifull things 

  • your spacebar is broken

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