Orangutan Research Paper

One day all of the animals were in a contest. The contest was held by King Gorilla. King Gorilla said that whoever finishes the pile of stuff wins a pot of gold. Once everyone knew about the contest they started it. The contest was held near the King’s throne. Everyone thought that they would win. After all the animals failed, the monkey was up. Every time the monkey was up, he took a mouthful of the stuff then went to rest in the tall grasses. The monkey knew that the pile was black pepper. Every time the monkey went to rest another monkey came out. This happened during the contest. They did this by the Gorilla’s throne. They did this because they wanted to win the pot of gold. Soon after the monkey won, the other animals caught on and went

Africa holds some of the most beautiful and fascinating animals and landscapes, but a lot of that is threatened due to human encroachment, poaching, disease, and etc. A particular animal is on the list of critically endangered animals due to these circumstances and that animal is the mountain gorilla. The mountain gorilla resides in the beautiful mountain regions of Uganda and Rwanda and the population of these gorillas is around 700 and is increasing at very slow rate. The most major factor behind their endangerment is human encroachment because what human encroachment is the gradual take over an area. Along with the habitat loss they experience, human encroachment also brings along the threats of human diseases that the gorillas are not adapted

The Sumatran Orangutans are mostly located in the trees of the tropical rainforest. They weight from 66 pounds to 198 pounds and can be 4 to 5 feet in length. Their scientific name is Pongo abelii. Unfortunately due to deforestation and other factors the Sumatran orangutans are labeled as critically endangered. Over the years due to habitat loss, the orangutans are losing their homes. The trees from the forests are being cut down and animals like the orangutans who do not come down from their tree are left without a home. The continuation of cutting the trees are leaving more and more Sumatran Orangutans homeless. Also, illegal trade causes the orangutans to be captured and sold. During the process of capturing an orangutans, the mother is

Mountain gorillas, the great ape near extinction. These gorillas are around four to five and a half feet tall and weigh up to 440 pounds. They are critically endangered right now due to habitat loss. Humans move in and clear land for livestock, which is the gorilla’s habitat. Charcoal making is an illegal multi-million business that also destroys there habitat. War is

Gibbons are mammals who are rare and small apes that live in trees and live usually up to thirty-five to forty years old (Enchanted Learning, 1999, National Geographic, 2014). Because they spend most of their time in trees, it is hard for a predator to catch them (Enchanted Learning, 1999, Gibbon Center, 2012). They are acrobatic and are from Southeast Asia, South Asia, and East Asia (Enchanted Learning, 1999, National Geographic, 2014). Gibbons can be found in Thailand, China, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar, Bangladesh, India, Malaysia, and Indonesia.

Gorillas are critically endangered animals and nearly extinct.Gorillas are primates that have more intelligence than monkeys. Gorillas have black hair , except on their faces and palms.They have a lifespan of 50 years.Their scientific name is gorilla gorilla gorilla.Like humans and zebras gorillas have their own unique identification.They have unique finger and nose prints.There are many different interesting facts to learn about gorillas, such as their habitat,diet, and the different types of species.

Gorillas are very peaceful and large animals. An average female gorilla is 5’10” 300 pounds. An average male is 6 foot and about 400 pounds. A lot of people think gorillas are monkeys, but they aren’t. There are only about 300 gorillas left in the world.

Omo the giraffe gets along with her fellow giraffes just fine, despite her oddball appearance. Omo suffers from leucism, a condition that isn’t painful, but it results in a loss of color. Along most of her body, Omo doesn’t have any spots that typify her species.

Many people think that monkeys only eat bananas, but that is not true. Monkeys are omnivores, which mean they eat plants and meat. Most eat nuts fruits, seeds, also flowers, but some eat bird eggs, lizards, and insects and spiders. (40 words)

The word Orangutan comes from the Malay language meaning “person of the forest,” this is due to the fact they are similar to humans, sharing 96.4% of our genetic makeup with them. The Sumatran Orangutan is found on the island of Sumatra, you can identify them by there very unique long call creating a sound similar to, “OOHH AHHH.” Sharing a similarity to gorillas, chimpanzees and bonobos, orangutans are a Great Ape. Orangutans are easily identified with their long red hair, it is easy to specify between a male and female due to there big difference in size. Males can be 1.5m tall and weight as much as 120kg, the male adults also grow in a beard and moustache, where females are much smaller growing up to around 1m tall, weighing in around

    The Sumatran Elephant has been identified as an endangered species. There population has declined for a few reasons. First being the Illegal Animals trade. Next, the fact that there is poaching and finally, urbanization. These are all reasons that the population of the Sumatran elephant is approaching zero.

The Sumatran rhino is on the verge of being extinct because no rhino's have been located on the Malaysian Peninsula since 2007. In recent studies what are thought to be the last two female rhino's in Borneo were placed in the breeding center in 2011 and 2014. Studies show fewer than 100 species remain in the wild. In order to keep rhinos alive they need to be placed with other rhinos where they can breed and reproduce in protected areas called IMZ. The Sumatran rhinos once ruled most of Southeast Asia, but Indonesia is the only nation where they breed in the wild. The rhino's major decline is from poaching and logging took place in the 1980's. Another problem is so few male and female rhinos meet therefore they don't reproduce, when females

Do you ever wonder why people go crazy over Supreme and a Bathing Ape? Fashion takes a big role in the world today. Think about it—what person doesn't want to go outside and have confidence that they look good in what they’re wearing? Did you know in all of the U.S there are only two Supreme shops one in LA and the other in NYC. If we’re talking worldwide there are only 9. A Bathing Ape (aka Bape) there are 42 stores worldwide but like Supreme there are two in the U.S.

Sumatran orangutans. Sumatran orangutans are classified as critically endangered by both the WWF (2017a, para. 1) and on The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species (Singleton, Wich, Nowak & Usher, 2016, p.1). Previously published Red list reports indicate that the Sumatran orangutans have been classified as critically endangered since 2000 (Singleton et al., 2016, p.2). Both the WWF (2017a, para. 1) and Singleton et al. (2016, p. 4) suggest that the population of Sumatran orangutans is 14,613 however, Singleton et al (2016, p.4) advises that only 13,835 are viable due to a small population size of some groups. Singleton et al. (2016, p. 4) identifies the current population

Many animals are going extinct because of rainforest destruction. People are cutting the trees down and causing them to lose their homes. However most animals need the rainforest habitat they are