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• Orangutan Facts, Bornean Orangutan, Sumatran Orangutan
  Orangutan Facts and Information. Feeding, habitat, distribution, reproduction, anatomy and more. Facts about Species like the Sumatran Orangutan, Bornean Orangutan and many others.

• What do Orangutans Eat

• Facts about Orangutans
• Types of Orangutans
  Orangutan Species index, Bornean Orangutan and Sumatran Orangutan

• Orangutan Species
  Researchers believe that many species of orangutans once existed. Unfortunately only two of them have been able to successfully continue to evolve and last until now.
• Bornean Orangutan
  One of only two species of orangutans, the Bornean Orangutan is the largest of the two. The males are larger than the females which is common among the great apes.
• Sumatran Orangutan
  The smaller of the two species, the Sumatran orangutan is very strong. A full grown male is approximately 200 pounds and 4 and a half feet tall.

• Orangutan Information
  Orangutan information index including orangutan habitat, oranguta feeding, orangutan reproduction, orangutan anatomy, orangutan communication, orangutan evolution, orangutan predators, orangutan social structure, orangutan distribution

• Orangutan Habitat
  Most orangutans in the wild live in rainforests where they enjoy the mild temperatures and plenty of food.
• Orangutan Feeding
  Approximately 65% of the diet that an orangutan consumes is fruit.
• Orangutan Reproduction
  Orangutan males are ready to mate when they are approximately 15 years of age. For girls it is about 12 years of age.
• Orangutan Anatomy
  Orangutans are smaller apes than gorillas. The males are much larger than the females. A full grown male is about 275 pounds and almost 6 feet tall.
• Orangutan Communication
  The issue of orangutan communication is one that many people find to be interesting. They have an assortment of both verbal and non verbal methods that they use for this purpose.
• Orangutan Evolution
  There is evidence to suggest that orangutans evolved more than 70 million years ago. They are part of the ape family
• Orangutan Predators
  The orangutan doesn’t have very many predators by nature. However, they also don’t have very much to defend themselves with so it is a good match.
• Orangutan Social Structure
  Orangutans are loners so they don’t develop the same type of social structure as other apes. They are clearly very intelligent though and able to take very good care of themselves in the wild.
• Orangutan Distribution
  More than 2 million years ago the orangutan was found in many places. This included areas of India and Vietnam.

• Humans and Orangutans
  Humans and orangutans, including orangutan research, orangutans in captivity and orangutans in culture

• Orangutan Research
  There has been quite a bit of research regarding orangutans. These intelligent and fun apes definitely have appeal for scientists as well as for those that belong to the general public.
• Orangutans and Humans
  The story of humans and orangutans has a very deep history. It is known that early cavemen often kept them as pets.
• Orangutans in Captivity
  Many orangutans live in zoos and are in circus performances out there. These animals in captivity seem to do very well.
• Orangutans in Culture
  Orangutans are nothing new when it comes to the culture around us. They are found in many zoos, books, movies, and more.

• Orangutan Conservation
  Orangutan conservation index including, orangutans endangered, orangutan hunting, orangutan conservation efforts

• Orangutans Endangered
  The future for orangutans is certainly one that is in trouble. In the past decade the number of them in the wild has dropped by fifty percent.
• Orangutan Hunting
  It is believed that orangutan hunting has taken place since the beginning of time. This is based on the fact that many cave pictures show images of them as pets.
• Orangutan Conservation Efforts
  Both species of orangutans are in danger of becoming extinct which is why you will find so many conservation efforts in place to help them.

• Orangutan Pictures
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• Orangutan Videos
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• Orangutans and Global Warming
  Orangutans are threatened to become extinct due to humans taking their homes and illegal killing but they are also in trouble due to global warming.
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