It's Double Trouble in Meet the Orangutans!
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Meet teenage orangutan delinquents Ceria and Sen - the trouble makers of Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre.
Watch their exploits only on Meet the Orangutans every Thursday from 12th Feb!
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I cannot WAIT for this to air in the states....or hit iTunes. :) Really needs to be more shows like this on Animal Planet, NatGeo, Discovery, and Public Boradcasting!!! That really is the best medium for exposing large populations (repeatedly ) about the terrible, TERRIBLE results of deforestation and poaching. Such a great show. Keep posting links.:)
Sue is an amazing woman!❤️
Love her so much 🥰
I would love a job there.
Me too.. I saw but it only for vets
Me 2.some people are fine but i would choose orangutans over a lot of the human race nowadays.lot of places aren't even safe to live in nowadays
@@randquadrozzi1280 so true
The Serial Double Trouble. I need the series asap.
this is the best part of the internet
Too freaking cute!!
Dana East I so agree. Add Riki from TAMA to this mix and oh oh will they have thier hands full.
That was fun!!!
They can survive in the jungle.. These cute little babies are intelligent and quick learners..
But then they couldn’t be in the videos begging for money
Orangs are so precious!! Far more than human animals
Right. That’s why two of them are picking out the weakest looking trainer to torment. The very trainers who are trying to prepare them to go back in the wild.
@@keithmuehsam8990 How old are you hon?
I'm shut that's me and brother in past life
Cute😍😘
If they are so intilajent how xome it takes them 8+ years before they can be returned to the wild.
There’s a looooooong waiting list for them on the test release islands. That and they have a loooooot to learn. An orangutan can distinguish 400 plants.
If humans are so intelligent, why does it take them two decades to finish school!
In one episode Cheriot was bit in the butt by a wild dog and went to the clinic for help so they could patch him up.
😂😂❤️❤️🤗🤗
How do we get a chance to work with these lovely apes?
I don't think the orangutans are looking for a crime partner but you can try emailing them
If you work there then there will be triple trouble I/o double trouble 😂
@Rob Lucas im pretty sure if you give them a call on the Ape Hotline Coconut phone they will get back to you. Now i would try and make that call sooner than later before all of there habitat is totally destroyed by deforestation, slash and burning of thousands of acres of forest and lets not forget the illegal poaching of Orang Utan that goes on day in and day out. This comment really started to turn dark for me because of the shiz that is going on totally blows my mind, and it just continues as if its the normal thing to do!! Its insane to me!! Its Kill, Take, Stuff your pockets and move on.
Yes me too I wish
That's teenagers for you lol hhh :)
Is there a series for them?
funny how she says they size up there subjects.watch out or they will take over like in planet of the apes.once their full grown be no stopping them.
Alexis got the things name mixed up with it being a male
If you do not wish them to behave like this, perhaps you should take their education seriously. No reason you and they can't all have fun. This doesn't even take a primate behaviorist; an early childhood educational specialist can recognize every behavior and the means to encourage or put an end to it, at least--most of the time.... And with early childhood, "most of the time" is a most realistic goal!
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But sue your too much fun to annoy
ORANGUTANS ARE GOD
True
If everyone stops using anything with palm oil they will have there homes back. No baby will loose there mother
I don't know about that. I think they lose their mothers mostly due to the pet trade because if the mother dies in the forest of starvation, it wouldn't be long before the baby dies, as well. They'll either die of starvation or being left alone to fend for themselves.
....it is in a ripe age, making a journey into deep space on board outside a booster rocket from Space Shuttle. What a pity, that Shuttles are out of operation....🔭👽👽👽
Andrea Heinrich , bitch
Lol
In all seriousness, why wouldn't a shock collar correct this bad behavior?? The apes learn quick. I'd think it could be a useful tool used correctly.
Trial212 , you need a shock collar ahole
@@teresas8173 So, it's better to let them ruin things and be completely disruptive to the camp. I suppose you think that's fine because they're 'cute". It won't be very funny when they mature and are old enough to put a serious mauling on the people around them when they don't get what they want. Oh but you'll be fine with that.
I don't think a collar wouldn't help unless it shocks them every time they do something bad. To be honest, I really think those two would do well from a good sound beating with a belt. It won't kill them; just sting a little, no different than a shock collar, except instead of the neck, they'll feel it on their backs. A belt would encourage them to sit down somewhere, act like they got some sense and learn their forest skills because if they are to survive in the forest, it's very important that they learn them and they can't learn them by playing around and goofing off.