Orangutan C013 / 4594
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Orangutan C013 / 4594
Orangutan. Rehabilitated orangutan arriving for a feeding session at the Semenggoh Orangutan rehabilitaion centre. This is an area of 740 hectares of primary forest near Kuching in Sarawak. Animals raised here were either orphaned during logging activity or were former pets. The centre trains the animals to cope with being back in the wild
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Borneo Centre Endangered Jungle Malaysia Nature Reserve Orang Utan Orangutan Pongo Pygmaeus Rainforest Rare Rehabilitation Sanctuary Sarawak Third World Threatened Tourism Watching Kuching Semenggoh
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The captivating print captures the heartwarming moment of Orangutan C013 / 4594 arriving for a feeding session at the Semenggoh Orangutan rehabilitation centre. Located in the lush surroundings of Sarawak, Malaysia, this sanctuary spans across 740 hectares of pristine primary forest near Kuching. The orangutans residing here have either been orphaned during logging activities or were former pets. At the centre, these incredible creatures are meticulously trained to adapt and thrive once they are reintroduced into their natural habitat. As we observe this rehabilitated orangutan attentively watching its surroundings, it serves as a reminder of the tireless efforts made by conservationists and researchers to protect these endangered species. This rare glimpse into the world of Asian fauna highlights both the importance and fragility of our ecosystems. With every visit to this nature reserve, tourists contribute towards vital research in zoology and biology that aids in understanding and conserving these magnificent animals. Borneo's rainforests hold immense biological significance, making them an invaluable resource for scientific exploration. This photograph encapsulates not only the beauty but also the urgency surrounding wildlife preservation in third-world countries like Malaysia. Photographer Louise Murray has masterfully captured a single moment that speaks volumes about our responsibility to protect these gentle giants - Pongo pygmaeus - ensuring their survival for generations to come.
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