CLEAN: Malaysian orangutan hospital sparks controversy

The video discusses the importance of not removing infants from their natural environment, as it can lead to loss of natural instincts necessary for survival. It highlights the challenges animals face when reintroduced to the wild after being taught different behaviors. The dependency on human-provided food can hinder their ability to find food independently, leading to starvation. The video concludes by questioning the benefits of human intervention in animal care.

Why is it important not to remove animal infants from their natural environment?

• They might lose their natural instincts.

• They will become more aggressive.

• They will learn to build better nests.

• They will become more dependent on humans.

What is a potential risk of reintroducing animals to the wild after human intervention?

• They could struggle to find food.

• They will become leaders of their groups.

• They might become more social.

• They will adapt quickly to the wild.

What might happen to animals that are used to being fed by humans?

• They will become more aggressive.

• They might starve if left alone.

• They will learn to hunt better.

• They will become more independent.

What is the main concern about animals that have been cared for by humans?

• They might not know where to go.

• They will form new social groups.

• They might become too wild.

• They will become more intelligent.

What question is raised about the future of animals under human care?

• Will they become more dependent on humans?

• Will they know how to survive in the wild?

• Will they learn to build nests?

• Will they become more aggressive?