orangutan

An undated, vintage postcard seen at a local antique store.

Could anybody tell me the names and ages of the Orangutans At Budapest Zoo? Thank you in advance

Do note that this image was taken on September 2nd, 2023, at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, in Powell, Ohio, USA.

From May 2022 Trip

Bornean Orangutan on June, 25, 2020 using the O-Line at the International Orangutan Center at Indianapolis Zoo in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Now that Brookfield has confirmed the outdoor Tropic World Expansion, I thought it would be fun to create some mock designs before they finish their official designs in the spring. Here's a first draft of what I put together for the space. The outdoor exhibit is designed to complement the...

Do note that this image was taken on October 22nd, 2022, at ZooTampa at Lowry Park, in Tampa, Florida, USA.

Pongo abelii Monsoon Forest

Orangutan Mother Jazz (30) from the Dudley zoo became super mum as she's not just looking after her own 4-week-old baby boy Jim, now she's looking after her daughter's newborn baby as well, as her daughter found first-time motherhood a little bit challenging.

Introduction I thought it’d be interesting to have the histories of Australasia’s great apes recorded in one concise place - starting with orangutan. I have partial notes on Auckland, Perth and Taronga Zoo which I will revise to include a complete history; and will also be detailing Adelaide...

Hello, Do you know if an Orangutan has recently left an Hungarian zoo to France? It seems that a (male?) individual has just arrived in Beauval (my home zoo), where the former breeding male passed away in late 2021 (a message with the word "welcome" in French, English and Hungarian has been put...

In late 2019 I had the chance to visit all four parks that make up Wildlife Reserves Singapore (WRS). Overall, I was really impressed by the facilities and I hope US facilities copy some of their innovations! One thing that I'm still thinking about almost three years later is the Orangutan...

I've been lucky to visit a number of zoos in the US northeast and midwest recently and I'm a bit surprised at how many great ape exhibits I've come across that are entirely indoors. Recently I've seen Buffalo (Gorillas), Pittsburgh (Orangutans), Cleveland (Orangutans), and Brookfield...

Could someone ID these Orangutans from Chester Zoo, please? I'm guessing it's dad Puluh. On the left the baby I'm not sure and I believe on the right is the sister maybe? Thank you for your help in advance.

I know this is a very emotional subject and should not really be asked - so just a bit of fun - so no nasty remarks please. If you could save just one species from extinction and secure their survival - what would it be ? A very very difficult question - save the all - would be one answer...