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Posted 23 Jul 2013 in Orangutans in the News
Did you know that the world’s orangutan population has declined by more than 50 percent since 1992? And did you ...
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Posted 19 Jul 2013 in Orangutans in the News
Gema Martin-Ordas of Aarhus University in Denmark published the first evidence that chimpanzees and orangutans have autobiographical memory like humans ...
A single cue—the taste of a madeleine, a small cake, dipped in lime tea—was all Marcel Proust needed to be ...
Posted 18 Jul 2013 in Orangutans in the News
Just like humans, chimpanzees and orangutans can apparently remember things that happened years ago in their lives, scientists now find.
Posted 11 Jul 2013 in Orangutans in the News
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Posted 06 Jul 2013 in Orangutans in the News
As one of the people supporting the inaugural launch of World Orangutan Day, we're billing it as one of the ...
Posted 03 Jul 2013 in TOP in the Media
If trekking through jungles with leeches, cold showers, no flushing toilets and four-hour bus rides on bumpy roads full of ...
Posted 03 Jul 2013 in Orangutans in the News
A massive effort to catalog the genetic variation in humans, chimpanzees, gorillas and orangutans has helped researchers piece together a ...
Posted 02 Jul 2013 in Orangutans in the News
Indonesian villagers have beaten a Sumatran orangutan to death, an animal protection group said on Tuesday, the latest case of ...
An orangutan in Indonesia’s Aceh province died last Thursday after being beaten by residents of a local village attempting to ...
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