Orangutan Care and Behavior

The video explores the life of orangutans, focusing on their tree-living habits, diet, and the nurturing they receive from caretakers. It highlights the playful nature of young orangutans like Jumbo and the efforts of caretakers to prepare them for independent life in the wild.

Where does the learning primarily take place in the orangutan classroom?

• On the ground

• In the water

• In a traditional classroom

• In the trees

What is the primary component of an orangutan's diet?

• Small animals

• Fruits

• Leaves

• Insects

How much can adult male orangutans weigh?

• Up to 200 pounds

• Up to 250 pounds

• Up to 300 pounds

• Up to 150 pounds

At what age can orangutans nurse until in the wild?

• Six years old

• Eight years old

• Four years old

• Ten years old

What is the name of the five-year-old orangutan who tries to get extra milk?

• Bobo

• Jumbo

• Kiki

• Lulu

Why do the staff rotate regularly in the orangutan care facility?

• To teach different skills

• To avoid too much attachment

• To provide varied diets

• To ensure cleanliness

What is the ultimate goal for the orangutans in the care facility?

• To perform in zoos

• To become pets

• To live independently in the wild

• To learn human languages

What is the relationship between Jumbo and Ursala?

• They are rivals

• Ursala is Jumbo's babysitter

• Ursala is Jumbo's mother

• They are siblings