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82. ThinkQuest Library Of Entries orangutan (Pongo pgymaues). Height Weight Gestation Litter Size Life Span3.54.5 ft. Report by Jesse Picture of an orangutan Picture from ZooNet. http://library.thinkquest.org/11234/orangutan.html

Welcome to the ThinkQuest Internet Challenge of Entries The web site you have requested, The Wild Habitat , is one of over 4000 student created entries in our Library. Before using our Library, please be sure that you have read and agreed to our To learn more about ThinkQuest. You can browse other ThinkQuest Library Entries To proceed to The Wild Habitat click here Back to the Previous Page The Site you have Requested ... The Wild Habitat click here to view this site A ThinkQuest Internet Challenge 1997 Entry Click image for the Site Languages : Site Desciption Animals are everywhere. At this site, you'll see animals from polar, mountainous, savanna, grasslands, tropical, rainforests, and woodlands regions. Student reports present information such as physical characteristics, habitat, daily life, and hunting and feeding. The interactive section allows you to voice your opinions, and an online message board allows you to discuss animal topics with others. A games section allows you to think like an animal and the quizzes test your animal knowledge. Students Jason D.

83. No-zoo-orangutan-double-swing-11 Available as a 1000x1500 pixel JPEG. orangutan. Audubon Zoo. New Orleans, Louisiana.copyright 1994 philg@mit.edu Note you can personalize this site. http://www.photo.net/photo/pcd0741/no-zoo-orangutan-double-swing-11

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84. Sepilok Orangutan Appeal UK http://www.orangutan-appeal.org.uk/

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85. Jason's OrangUtan Links orangutans are the largest of the great apes, this page has linksto other orangutan resources. JASON'S orangutan PAGE OF LINKS http://www.ufbs.co.uk/dwm/orangutan.html

J ASON'S "O RANGUTAN " P AGE O F L INKS As a fan of Terry Pratchett I have developed an affection for the Orangutan (or people of the forest). "the orangutan is the sad heap of half deflated inner-tubes you hurry past on the way to the rather more out-going chimpanzees and gorillas." - Terry Pratchett "you are accosted by a red demon with a face like a surprised coconut" - Terry Pratchett A lot of people ignore the Orangutan in order to see the more active apes, only in it's native Borneo can you see the real beauty of this long armed ape. Due to large scale de-forestation they are an endangered species, there are only around 20000 Orangutan's left in the world. Orangutans are the largest aboreal (tree dwelling) animals in the world. They primarily eat fruit but also leaves, flowers, bark and insects such as termites and butterfly larvae. They are unique among primates as they live in semi-solitary social groups. The most stable group is mother and offspring. They are long lived animals reaching ages of up to 50 years or more. T HE L INKS Orangutan Foundation International The OFI help to promote awareness of the Orangutan and its plight as well as raising funds for the mission of OFI at Camp Leakey. The UK branch also provide free "Educational Programmes" to schools and colleges.

86. Science Netlinks: Science Updates orangutan U. Introduction. Many colleges now equip all their students with computers. RealAudio. orangutan U. Transcript. Going ape at a Washington brain trust. http://www.sciencenetlinks.com/sci_update.cfm?DocID=34

87. New Orleans Zoo--Orangutans Community, Gallery, Learn, Equipment, Travel, ezShop. New Orleans Zooorangutans.orangutan. Audubon Zoo. New Orleans, Louisiana. orangutan. Audubon Zoo. http://photo.net/summer94/new-orleans-zoo-orangutans.html

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88. Orangutan Animal Lovers Gift Store gift items and merchandise on specific animals,pets, cats, dog breeds and wildlife. Home Barnyard Birds http://www.animalden.com/orangutans.html

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89. Ecobeetle's Endangered Species-Orangutan-Pictures,Links,Conservation,Information Ecobeetle is your environmental webpage with a special focus on the endangeredorangutan. Ecobeetle, your environmental gateway. Endangered Species. orangutan. http://www.ecobeetle.com/orangutan.htm

Ecobeetle, your environmental gateway home about us submissions contact us ... Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat Endangered Species Orangutan A solitary animal, the Orangutan is the largest tree-living mammal. Found on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra in the Indo-Malayan Realm., this great ape rarely descends to the ground and males can grow to sizes of over 300 lbs. The threats to the Orangutan are habitat destruction caused by commercial logging and agricultural clearance for farming and the commercial trade which alarmingly seems to have seen a revival. Live and dead Orangutans are being sold, with products such as Orangutan skulls fetching upwards of US$ 70 in some regions. Steps taken to strengthen and protect the species include, the protection by law in both Indonesia and East Malaysia of the Orangutan and the development of three Orangutan Rehabilitation Centres where captive individuals are re-introduced to the wild. Orangutan Pictures June's Orang Utan Page a great page with lot's of information on conservation and habitat of the Orangutan. Great photo's and links as well. Balikpapan Orangutan Society sponsors a reintroduction program for orangutans on Borneo.

90. Evidence For Orangutan Culture Evidence for orangutan culture. Van Schaik warned that political unrestand destruction of orangutan habitat could prevent such studies. http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2003-01/du-efo123002.php

Public release date: 2-Jan-2003 Contact: Dennis Meredith dennis.meredith@duke.edu Duke University Evidence for orangutan culture Full size image available through contact DURHAM, N.C. An international collaboration of primatologists has gleaned evidence from decades of observations of orangutans that the apes show behaviors that are culturally based. The scientists' findings push back the origins of culturally transmitted behavior to 14 million years ago, when orangutans first evolved from their more primitive primate ancestors. Previous evidence for cultural transmission in chimpanzees suggested an origin of cultural traits 7 million years ago. The researchers also warn that illegal logging and other habitat destruction in the forests of Sumatra and Borneo could not only threaten further research into the earliest origins of culture, but continue the dangerous decline in orangutan populations. In an article in the Jan. 3, 2003, Science, the scientists presented evidence for cultural transmission of 24 behaviors. These include: using leaves as protective gloves or napkins;

91. Orangutan orangutan (Sumatran). Scientific Name Pongo Pygmaeus Abelii. Notes Theorangutan has been declining in both range and numbers for many years. http://www.kidszoo.com/animals/orangutan.htm

Orangutan (Sumatran) Scientific Name: Pongo pygmaeus abelii Range: Northern Sumatra Habitat: Found in rainforests from highlands to low-level swamps. Natural Diet: Tropical fruits, seeds, nuts, leaves, and figs. Occasionally they will eat insects, bird eggs, and tree bark. Zoo Diet: Consists of fruits, vegetables, sunflower seeds, oatmeal, and primate biscuits. Physical Characteristics: Orangutans have large heavy bodies similar to that of a great ape covered with a thin shaggy coat that is reddish brown in color. The male may grow to 4.5 feet tall and up to 200 lbs. Females are smaller at 3.5 feet and approximately 100 lbs. These primates are built to move in trees with long and powerful arms and extremely long toes. They usually use all four limbs to distribute their weight but can stand and walk on two legs if they want to. Behavior: Orangs spend most of their time alone, except for females and with their young. They are active during the day and are almost exclusively arboreal. Orangutans have a vocal repertoire of 13 sounds. Within a small social group, they communicate by lip smacking. They have excellent eyesight and can see in color. Reproduction: Females begin to bare young at the age of 8 to 10 and have a gestation period of about 260 to 270 days. The offspring is born, weighing about 3.5 lbs., and lives beside its mother until it is about 6 to 8 years old.

92. Orangutans Show Signs Of Culture, Study Says An international group of scientists pooling more than 30 years of data has concludedthat behavioral patterns among different orangutan populations show http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2002/12/1220_021226_orangutan.html

Sign up for our free e-mail newsletter Also see: Today's Top Stories This Story E-mail this story Sponsored in part by Orangutans Show Signs of Culture, Study Says Hillary Mayell for National Geographic News January 3, 2003 Get National Geographic Subscribe now for a year of animal adventures, dinosaur discoveries, and more. An international group of scientists pooling more than 30 years of data has concluded that behavioral patterns among different orangutan populations show evidence of culture. The finding pushes the origins of culture among great apes back to 14 million years ago, when orangutans and African apes last had a common ancestor. Great apes include orangutans, found only in Asia, and Africa's gorillas and chimpanzees. Earlier studies had shown evidence of cultural learning among chimpanzees, suggesting that great ape culture had been around for at least five to seven million years. Transmission of cultural knowledge in orangutans and other great apes has implications for understanding the evolution of human culture. Orangutans once roamed throughout Southeast Asia, numbering in the hundreds of thousands. Today, orangutans are endangered and live only on Indonesia's islands of Borneo and Sumatra. New research suggests that orangutans have developed their own culture.

93. Orangutan orangutan. orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus), nazywany niekiedy lesnym czlowiekiem,jest druga co do wielkosci malpa czlekoksztaltna po gorylu. http://www.zoo.wroclaw.pl/zwierzeta/ssaki/orangutan.html

Strona g³ówna Informacje Powitanie Aktualno¶ci ... Tapety Orangutan Orangutan Pongo pygmaeus ), nazywany niekiedy le¶nym cz³owiekiem, jest drug± co do wielko¶ci ma³p± cz³ekokszta³tn± po gorylu. Samiec osi±ga wzrost do 140 cm, samica do 110. Doros³y osobnik wa¿y 100-120 kg, samica 40-70 kg. Nieow³osion± twarz tej ma³py zdobi± po bokach du¿e fa³dy skórne wype³nione t³uszczem i tkank± ³±czn±. Fa³dy skórne pod brod± nosz± nazwê worków krtaniowych. Nadto samiec ma pomarañczowo ubarwion± brodê i ma³e w±sy. ¦rodowiskiem naturalnym tego gatunku ma³p, prowadz±cych g³ównie nadrzewny tryb ¿ycia, s± tropikalne, wilgotne lasy Borneo i Sumatry. Orangutany s± znakomicie przystosowane do ¿ycia w tym ¶rodowisku: ich pokryte d³ugimi w³osami rêce maj± nieproporcjonaln± d³ugo¶æ w stosunku do mocnych i krótkich nóg, gdy ma³pa stoi w postawie wyprostowanej, siêgaj± bowiem ziemi. Dziêki temu orangutan, zwisaj±c na rêkach, porusza siê po ga³êziach drzew z prêdko¶ci± kilku kilometrów na godzinê. Pomaga mu w tym równie¿ i to, ¿e posiada si³ê 5-8 mê¿czyzn. ¯ywi siê przede wszystkim owocami, a dietê urozmaica mu kora drzew, li¶cie, ptasie jaja. Jest ¶piochem: na noc buduje na drzewie, na wysoko¶ci 6-20 m, gniazdo, w którym ¶pi 10-12 godzin. Dojrza³o¶æ osi±ga w wieku 10-12 lat, a ¿yje 30-40 lat.

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95. KIDCYBER TOPICS orangutan (say ohRANG-oo-tan). Asian relatives areas. This is a slowprocess and orangutan numbers continue to decline. Acknowledge http://www.kidcyber.com.au/topics/orangutan.htm

Orangutan say oh-RANG-oo-tan Asian relatives Orangutans are apes, the largest tree-living mammals. They are the only great ape that lives in Asia. They are closely related to humans. Habitat Orangutans live in the oldest rainforests in the world, on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra. They once were found over much of China and Southeast Asia. Physical features Orangutans are covered with long reddish hair. Their long arms are ideally adapted for swinging from branch to branch. Adult males weigh about 144 kilograms, often about twice the size of the females, who weigh about 65 kilograms. Adult male orangutans have large cheek flaps on their faces. They have a sac under their chins which they inflate with air to make a long call which can be heard about a kilometre away. Behaviour Male orangutans are generally solitary animals, spending almost all their time on their own. Females are accompanied by their young. Orangutans rarely come to the forest floor, spending their time mostly in the upper canopy of the trees. They build a fresh nest each night, high up in the trees. Much of their time is spent eating. They are mainly fruit eaters, wild figs and durians being preferred food. However, about 400 separate items have been identified as part of their diet, including roots, nuts and berries, insects, reptiles, eggs, bark and leaves.

96. Time Life Photo Gallery -Animals - Orangutan orangutan. An orangutan at the Cleveland Zoo in 1964. NinaLeen/LIFE, Copyright Time Inc. Return to Animals Gallery. http://pathfinder.com/photo/gallery/science/animals/cap13.htm

97. BBC News | ASIA-PACIFIC | Orangutan Population Decline In Indonesia Sunday, 6 February, 2000, 1318 GMT orangutan population decline in Indonesia TheIndonesian state news agency says the population of orangutans in Indonesian http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/632941.stm

low graphics version feedback help You are in: World: Asia-Pacific Front Page World ... AudioVideo Sunday, 6 February, 2000, 13:18 GMT Orangutan population decline in Indonesia The Indonesian state news agency says the population of orang-utans in Indonesian Borneo has dropped by about a third in the last three years. The agency said the main reason was the destruction of the orang-utans¿ habitat when fires destroyed hundreds of square kilometres of forest in Kalimantan in 1997. It said fewer than twenty thousand of the animals now remained in the region. The head of an orang-utan rehabilitation project in East Kalimantan province said many of them could be found wandering outside their habitat. She said some strayed into residential areas, where they were often caught or killed by villagers. From the newsroom of the BBC World Service Search BBC News Online Advanced search options BBC RADIO NEWS BBC ONE TV NEWS WORLD NEWS SUMMARY BBC NEWS 24 BULLETIN PROGRAMMES GUIDE Asia-Pacific Contents Country profiles Links to other Asia-Pacific stories are at the foot of the page. E-mail this story to a friend Links to more Asia-Pacific stories In This Section Blaze kills 42 in Indonesian bar China vows to overhaul courts Koreas trade fresh war of words Philippines Church apologises for sex abuse Search for 'spy' pilots in China Chinese chemical spill kills 13 Malaysian state passes Islamic law Vietnam's unburied soldiers head home Philippines storms kill 14 Inquiry into warship accident

98. Orangutan Of Borneo Tours Package We organize tours to endangered orangutan in Tanjung Puting National Park,Central Kalimantan. orangutan Tour. orangutan Tour 4 Days / 3 Nights. http://www.baliindonesiatours.com/beyond-bali/orangutan.htm

Orangutan Tour Orangutans (pongo pygmaeus pygmaeus sp.) living free at their natural home at Camp Leakey, Tanjung Harapan and Pondok Tanguy stations at Tanjung Puting National Park . You can do trekking around rehabilitation centers for an encounter with the orangutans and the other endemic species of Kalimantan. In the peaceful afternoon, we cruise the river to watch the proboscis monkeys, birds and other wildlife animals playing in trees he riverbanks while you enjoying your afternoon tea in the roof of the boat. Many of past clients call this is a "magical trip". We will take you to meet one of the human's closest living relatives in animal kingdoms: Orangutans inside the misty rain forest surrounded by proboscis monkeys, macaques, gibbons, birds including the giant hornbills and other exotic flora and fauna. You will explore the quit river on a traditional boat ( "African Queen" river boat style) and having some short walk around the stations. We also suggest you to spend 01 night (or more) on the boat for a better opportunity of sighting the crocodile, birds, monkeys and other animals at dusk or down at their night time resting place in the trees at the riverside. In the morning you will be waked up by the morning dew and the concert of tropical rain forest creatures. A healthy meals for dinner and breakfast is prepared by our expert cooks.

99. ECES - Endangered Species: Orangutan (Orang-utan) Endangered Species orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus). The knowledge she gainedprovided the foundation for her orangutanrelease program. http://eces.org/ec/extinction/orangutan.shtml

Search: Healing ourselves and a dying planet New!! ECES Weblog ECES Home Forums Gallery ... Site Map Earth Crash Earth Crash Home Ecosystems Extinction Global Warming ... 'Old' Article Archive Photo Gallery Gallery Home Air Food Forests ... Wonder Other Sites @ ECES David Stock: Prisoners of Our Own Device Landscape photographs from the battle zone between nature and 'civilization.' Young people respond to Earth's crisis... Vigil for Earth ...in search of new planetary rituals Earth Crash Documenting the Collapse of a Dying Planet Endangered Species: Orangutan Pongo pygmaeus (11/21/2001) Saying goodbye to Paddington Bear, Tigger, and the Jungle Book's King Louie: Experts say spectacled bears, tigers, and orangutans - the real-life basis for some of the best-loved characters in children's books - could become extinct within the next 20 years. See Endangered Species (11/21/2001) Orangutans headed toward extinction within next 10 years as 80% of their remaining habitat is destroyed by logging over the last 20 years. [by photojournalist Jennifer Hile] Once elusive, orangutans are now easy prey as Indonesia's national parks disappear. The little-protected parks can be seen floating downriver - rafts of illegal logs headed toward thriving sawmills. Left behind is a torn, silent landscape. For orangutans, which live only on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra, it's a catastrophe. Eighty percent of their habitat disappeared over the last 20 years, and illegal trade in orangutans as pets is booming. When the police confiscate pet orangutans, they are taken to Pasir Panjahn, a small village in southern Borneo, where Orangutan Foundation International operates a center whose mission is to prepare orphaned orangutans to be returned to the wild. The founder of the center, primatologist Birute Galdikas, says the goal is to let the orphaned apes learn from one other and tap their own instincts about surviving in the jungle.

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