orangutans in A Sentence

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    Orangutans and humans share 98% of their DNA.

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    Don't they like Orangutans?

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    Orangutans have 32 teeth, the same as humans.

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    The Orangutan Research and Conservation Program.

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    The Orangutan is a magnificent creature, they should be saved.

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    But Orangutans are discriminating about people and Romeo trusted the Dutchman instantly.

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    I said to him that the orangutan could bite his hand off.

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    Reportedly, if four baby Orangutans are captured then at least three are killed.

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    Don't think that you can force a big male orangutan to be fingerprinted.

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    When you do the orangutan crawl, you won't feel like you're working out.

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    A modern enclosure for Orangutans, was restored besides a restaurant and office rooms in 2009.

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    One orangutan was watching Geerdink with curiosity and then had come to look into his eyes.

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    Humans are not like male Orangutans whose home life is made up mainly of one-night stands.

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    Sadly, although Orangutans in captivity can live up to 60 years, Ken, only made it to 29.

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    In the first, 66% of respondents thought chimpanzees were endangered(compared with 95% for gorillas, and 91% for Orangutans).

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    Chimpanzees, gorillas, and Orangutans show laughter-like vocalizations in response to physical contact, such as wrestling, play-chasing, or tickling.

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    On May 29, 2019, India's only orangutan, Binny died at Odisha's Nandankanan Zoological Park after a prolonged illness.

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    Chimpanzees are better suited for walking than Orangutans, because the chimp's feet have broader soles and shorter toes.

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    (Sumatra Orangutans don't have whirls in their fingerprints like human beings, but the Borneo Orangutans, a separate species, do.).

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    Then Geerdink does his own fingerprint on paper and gives the orangutan the paper to smell and examine.

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    Canberra- The world's oldest-known Sumatran orangutan has died at a West Australian zoo at the age of 62.

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    Ever since, the facility has taken care of wounded Orangutans and those confiscated by the Natural Resource Conservation Office(BKSDA).

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    In the second, 72 percent believed chimpanzees to be endangered(compared with 94 percent for gorillas and 92 percent for Orangutans).

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    Scientists and others working closely with Orangutans tell us that Orangutans have the same basic thoughts and feelings that we do.

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    In the first, 66 percent of respondents thought chimpanzees were endangered(compared with 95 percent for gorillas, and 91 percent for Orangutans).

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    I met the Dutchman Jan Geerdink on the island of Sulawesi, in Indonesia, this summer, while he was fingerprinting 600 Orangutans.

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    The forest is especially unique because it is the only region where elephants, tigers, Orangutans, and rhinos are found living together.

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    Surviving Orangutans probably modified their behaviour to counter this threat, perhaps retreating further into the thickest forests to avoid human hunters.

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    This is especially important given that most Orangutans today do not live in protected forests, but in areas open to human use.

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    The research consisted of taking microphotographs of the hairs and comparing them with hairs from known animals such as bears and Orangutans.

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