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Close up of hands of a Bornean Orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus), Tanjung Puting National Park, Borneo
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Close up of hands of a Bornean Orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus), Tanjung Puting National Park, Borneo
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Bornean Orangutan Borneo Borneo Island Endangered Great Ape Hand Hands Hominidae Hominoidea Indonesia Orang Utan Orangutan Ponginae Pongo Pongo Pygmaeus Primate Primates South East Asia Sulawesi Touching Wallacea Animal Hands Biodiversity Hotspot Digits Endangered Species Tanjung Puting National Park Threatened
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High-Five, Orangutan Style! These Hands are Ready to Rock and Roll!
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. In this print by Uri Golman from the Nature Picture Library, we are treated to an up-close and personal view of the hands of a Bornean Orangutan in Tanjung Puting National Park, Borneo. These magnificent creatures never fail to amaze us with their striking resemblance to our own hands. With their long fingers and opposable thumbs, these great apes have mastered the art of dexterity. Just like us humans, they use their hands for various tasks such as climbing trees, foraging for food, and even building nests high above the forest floor. Looking at this print brings a sense of joy as we imagine what it would be like to witness these incredible animals in action. Are they reaching out for a tasty treat or engaging in some playful hand gestures? We can only wonder! Bornean Orangutans are not just fascinating; they also play a crucial role in maintaining biodiversity in Southeast Asia's lush rainforests. Sadly, due to habitat loss and poaching, these gentle giants are now considered endangered species. So let's cherish this moment captured by Uri Golman - a reminder that every touch matters when it comes to protecting our wildlife treasures. Let's join hands (or paws!) together and ensure the survival of these amazing creatures so future generations can continue enjoying their awe-inspiring presence on Earth's stage.
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