orangutan
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- noun
- /ɔːrˈæŋʊtæn/
- In addition, the researchers found that a third of orangutans in U.S. zoos are hybrids.
- orangutan population
- orangutan species
- gorillas and orangutans
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- You know, Can you say that humans are smarter than orangutans?
- Do you remember Tang with the orangutan on it?
- How, how do you get from a rock to an orangutan, you know, and, and our answer for that is primordial soup.
- Could have been Easter Mongoose, Easter swine, Easter orangutan, it could have been anything.
- Voluptuous a male orangutan about to breastfeed, which is very rare.
- But it's like it's not the the the mightiest, strongest, most dictatorial orangutan.
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- A monkey and ape and primates and cause an ape like a a silverback is straight and then an orangutan is straight.
- But what if a class pet was like a orangutan, like a huge and it's just like it's just ignoring the bad days.
Examples
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The first visit to the Kinabatangan River produced six sightings of solitary orangutans.
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A-list species, such as orangutans or rhinos, are bypassed by all the attention and funding as a result.
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During the day, a juvenile male orangutan moved noisily through the trees quite close to the complex dining room.
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In the forest, a multitude of orangutans looked at us passing by.
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"You know those Earthwatch trips where you get to help with the orangutan research in Borneo?
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What is so emotional about seeing orangutans living free is that they appear to be on the brink of extinction.
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And you see one example of this in orangutans, orangutans, great apes, and they've got a very interesting, bizarre social system.
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What makes up for Sandakan's prosaic demeanor is an afternoon at the nearby Sepilok Orangutan Sanctuary.
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But primates, I'm talking about chimps, baboons, orangutans, the whole group have a much deeper, a much more complex social organization.
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The orangutan swung gracefully from branch to branch in the rainforest.
Synonyms
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A large ape with long arms that lives in trees in Borneo and Sumatra
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A large orangutan with long arms that lives in the rainforests of Borneo and Sumatra
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word orangutan comes from Malay words orang 'person' and hutan 'forest', so it literally means 'person of the forest' and helps you remember that this large, long-armed ape lives in the rainforests.