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RF- Orang utan (Pongo pygmaeus) head portrait of dominant male and first orangutan
RF- Orang utan (Pongo pygmaeus) head portrait of dominant male and first orangutan in world to cataracts operated on with eyesight restored. Matang wildlife centre, Sarawak, Borneo, Malaysia, June 2010. Endangered
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. In this photo, we witness an extraordinary moment in wildlife history. Behold the head portrait of a dominant male orangutan who became the first-ever primate to undergo cataract surgery and have his eyesight restored! This remarkable achievement took place at the Matang Wildlife Centre in Sarawak, Borneo. With his expressive face and striking features, our charismatic protagonist seems both displeased and serious. His frowning expression gives off an air of unfriendliness, as if he knows that being overweight might be frowned upon by others. However, it is through his direct gaze that we can sense him using his newly regained senses to explore nature once again. This close-up portrait showcases not only the majestic beauty of this endangered species but also highlights their vulnerability. The vibrant orange color of its fur contrasts with its large size, making it impossible for anyone to overlook such a magnificent creature. Thanks to cutting-edge medical procedures and dedicated conservation efforts, this bearded wonder now serves as a symbol of hope for all endangered animals worldwide. Let us celebrate this incredible milestone while cherishing every unique detail captured by Edwin Giesbers' lens – reminding us that even in nature's darkest moments, there is always room for miracles!
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