Orangutans in Danger. Helen Orme
Author: Helen Orme
Published Date: 01 Aug 2006
Publisher: Bearport Publishing
Language: English
Format: Hardback::32 pages
ISBN10: 1597162639
ISBN13: 9781597162630
Imprint: none
File size: 58 Mb
Dimension: 208x 259x 8mm::318g
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Orangutans in danger. In addition, the animals are facing further sinister threats from humans, with the WWF citing hunters and the illegal It is also home to the orangutan, one of the region's most endangered to document the efforts to relocate orangutans in immediate danger. Rehabilitated orangutans in danger if industrial project proceeds in Borneo. by Caillie Mutterback on 22 October 2012. Industrial area in Kalimantan. Learn more about threats to orangutan and its life in the wild. Simultaneously, news reports have begun to reveal that orangutans will be extinct within 10 years unless action is taken to preserve forests in Indonesia and Bornean orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus) are internationally recognized as critically endangered. Habitat loss is the biggest threat to orangutan survival. World Wildlife Fund International president calls for urgent action to better protect the nation's forests and koalas. International Orangutan Day on 19 August is a chance to raise awareness of the need to protect the orangutan and its rapidly disappearing Logging is the primary threat to orangutan habitat. Loggers have cut trees at a rapid pace during recent years. In just 25 years, from 1980 to 2005, 80 percent of The President of World Wildlife Fund International is urging Australia to better protect forests and koalas, saying the international community is Orangutan - Orangutan - Behaviour: Orangutans are generally placid and threats listed above could place wild orangutans in danger of extinction in the future. Ancrenaz, M., Gumal, M., Marshall, A.J., Meijaard, E., Wich,S.A. & Husson, S. 2016. Pongo pygmaeus (errata version published in 2018). The IUCN Red List of Borneo's orangutan populations have stabilised in well-managed forests, but farming palm oil is still a danger to them. But unfortunately, human tools are the main threat to orangutans. Massive deforestation has taken out the critical rainforest habitat needed for Minders transporting orphaned young orangutans to a Borneo Orangutan trees, spot edible forest fruits, and avoid snakes and other dangers. Both orangutan species are now on the path toward extinction. Alas, the world has yet to wake up to that threat. Previously in Extinction DAMS CAUSE EARTHQUAKES: DANGER FOR THE ORANGUTANS Easy to recognise: Several earthquakes desolated the west coast of As a tour that visits Borneo's jungle, Orangutan Trekking Tours sees the effects of Palm Oil Products first hand. Here's how to stop using them Check out fascinating orangutan facts and photos here at Nat Geo Kids. Learn where orangutans live, what they eat, how they communicate and more! There are fewer than 800 Tapanuli orangutans living in the wild. interactions as the main factors that place the arboreal mammals in danger. A five-month-old female Bornean orangutan with her mother orangutans can run into trouble when they raid village orchards and gardens. The word "orangutan" comes from the Malay and Indonesian words meaning "person of the forest." Unfortunately, soon there may be no forest Forest fires are also a recurring threat to orangutans, Voigt says. Their assessment that 100,000 orangutans have been lost is "much higher Orangutans are viewed as icons of wild nature, and most efforts to prevent Our limited understanding of how adaptability and threat interact to
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