Orangutan Facts and Conservation

The video explores the world of orangutans, highlighting their close genetic relation to humans, unique physical traits, and arboreal lifestyle. It discusses their diet, solitary behavior, and maternal care. Orangutans are intelligent, using tools and complex social behaviors. However, they face critical threats from habitat loss and illegal activities. Conservation efforts are vital to their survival, and the video calls for global support to protect these magnificent creatures.

What percentage of DNA do orangutans share with humans?

• 90%

• 95%

• 97%

• 99%

Which family do orangutans belong to?

• Hominidae

• Felidae

• Canidae

• Ursidae

What is the primary habitat of orangutans?

• Mountains

• Deserts

• Savannas

• Rainforests

What is the favorite food of orangutans?

• Figs

• Bananas

• Apples

• Grapes

How often do female orangutans give birth?

• Every 2-3 years

• Every 10-12 years

• Every 4-5 years

• Every 7-9 years

What skill do young orangutans learn from their mothers?

• Digging

• Swimming

• Building nests

• Flying

What tool do orangutans use to extract insects?

• Rocks

• Leaves

• Sticks

• Bones

What is the main threat to orangutan survival?

• Climate change

• Habitat loss

• Predation

• Disease

Which practice is essential for orangutan conservation?

• Illegal logging

• Poaching

• Sustainable palm oil

• Deforestation

What is a significant threat to young orangutans?

• Leopards

• Elephants

• Tigers

• Wolves