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One Orangutan Pranks Another In The Funniest Video You'll See Today
If you are having a bad day, take a minute out and watch this video of one orangutan trying to prank another - because it's sure to bring a smile to your face.
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Orangutan Fights Bulldozer Pulling Down Tree In Heartbreaking Viral Video
A heartbreaking video shows an orangutan that appears to be fighting off a bulldozer pulling down trees in its natural habitat in Indonesia. The video, which was reportedly shot in 2013 but only released to the public two days ago, was filmed and shared by International Animal Rescue, an animal welfare organisation.
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Music-Loving Ape Releases Debut Single For World Orangutan Day
An orangutan at an Australian zoo has released its debut single by interacting with a music-making application aimed at raising awareness for World Orangutan Day.
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Asian Wildlife Traders Harness Social Media: Conservationists
Social media sites such as Facebook and Instagram are increasingly being used in Asia as platforms for the illegal trade in a range of threatened species such as orangutan and sun bears, conservation groups said Thursday.
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One Orangutan Pranks Another In The Funniest Video You'll See Today
If you are having a bad day, take a minute out and watch this video of one orangutan trying to prank another - because it's sure to bring a smile to your face.
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Orangutan Fights Bulldozer Pulling Down Tree In Heartbreaking Viral Video
A heartbreaking video shows an orangutan that appears to be fighting off a bulldozer pulling down trees in its natural habitat in Indonesia. The video, which was reportedly shot in 2013 but only released to the public two days ago, was filmed and shared by International Animal Rescue, an animal welfare organisation.
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Music-Loving Ape Releases Debut Single For World Orangutan Day
An orangutan at an Australian zoo has released its debut single by interacting with a music-making application aimed at raising awareness for World Orangutan Day.
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Asian Wildlife Traders Harness Social Media: Conservationists
Social media sites such as Facebook and Instagram are increasingly being used in Asia as platforms for the illegal trade in a range of threatened species such as orangutan and sun bears, conservation groups said Thursday.
