Orangutans and bonobos seem to be the chill members of the family while humans and chimps are the pcp-chugging berserkers.
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obokan
He was just trying to help him return to monke
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crocwrangler
To be honest, the legend of this photo isn t exactly telling the truth. I happen to work with people that have this rehabilitation center in indonesia and the "snake infested" part is highly exagerated. Removing any animal, was it a snake, in a wildlife reserve is strictly prohibited. This man wasn t doing this at all in the water. We do even use rubber snakes to teach apes to fear those animals and develop natural reactions, which is key in such rehab programs. Snakes are part of what needs to be taught.
The "lending a hand" part is true but don t forget those animals have been in extended contact with men. Some of the wild populations of the national Park where the rehabilitated specimens are sent even developped traits that are inherited from captive animals.
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_uwu_
monke
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hempvalley
And when he pulls he bites his face off.. oh wait no, chimps do that.. ginger monkeys are okay I guess.. Only orangutan I know about is the Librarian at Unseen University..
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braistorm
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5338others
And humans still valued the life of a child over Harambe. Disgraceful
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voldlifilm
An ape and orangutan. United against the snakes. As it should be.
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crocwrangler
To be honest, the legend of this photo isn t exactly telling the truth. I happen to work with people that have this rehabilitation center in indonesia and the "snake infested" part is highly exagerated. Removing any animal, was it a snake, in a wildlife reserve is strictly prohibited. This man wasn t doing this at all in the water. We do even use rubber snakes to teach apes to fear those animals and develop natural reactions, which is key in such rehab programs. Snakes are part of what needs to be taught.
The "lending a hand" part is true but don t forget those animals have been in extended contact with men. Most of those animals in rehab are former pets veing confiscated and which learn to be wild again through living in specific, human overseen environments. Some of the wild populations of the national Park where the rehabilitated specimens are sent even developped traits that are inherited from captive animals.
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Orangutans and bonobos seem to be the chill members of the family while humans and chimps are the pcp-chugging berserkers.
He was just trying to help him return to monke
To be honest, the legend of this photo isn t exactly telling the truth. I happen to work with people that have this rehabilitation center in indonesia and the "snake infested" part is highly exagerated. Removing any animal, was it a snake, in a wildlife reserve is strictly prohibited. This man wasn t doing this at all in the water. We do even use rubber snakes to teach apes to fear those animals and develop natural reactions, which is key in such rehab programs. Snakes are part of what needs to be taught. The "lending a hand" part is true but don t forget those animals have been in extended contact with men. Some of the wild populations of the national Park where the rehabilitated specimens are sent even developped traits that are inherited from captive animals.
monke
And when he pulls he bites his face off.. oh wait no, chimps do that.. ginger monkeys are okay I guess.. Only orangutan I know about is the Librarian at Unseen University..
And humans still valued the life of a child over Harambe. Disgraceful
An ape and orangutan. United against the snakes. As it should be.
To be honest, the legend of this photo isn t exactly telling the truth. I happen to work with people that have this rehabilitation center in indonesia and the "snake infested" part is highly exagerated. Removing any animal, was it a snake, in a wildlife reserve is strictly prohibited. This man wasn t doing this at all in the water. We do even use rubber snakes to teach apes to fear those animals and develop natural reactions, which is key in such rehab programs. Snakes are part of what needs to be taught. The "lending a hand" part is true but don t forget those animals have been in extended contact with men. Most of those animals in rehab are former pets veing confiscated and which learn to be wild again through living in specific, human overseen environments. Some of the wild populations of the national Park where the rehabilitated specimens are sent even developped traits that are inherited from captive animals.