Nursery School Operations and Features

The video provides an overview of a nursery school for orphaned orangutans, highlighting the challenges of caring for 16 demanding orphans. It discusses the history and wear of the old house that has served as their home for 18 years. The video concludes with the exciting transition to a new, purpose-built baby house in a lush forest clearing, offering a better environment for the young orangutans to explore and learn.

What is the main challenge faced by the nursery school staff?

• Building new enclosures

• Feeding the orangutans

• Teaching the orangutans to climb

• Managing the chaos of 16 orphans

How many years has the nursery been operating?

• 15 years

• 20 years

• 18 years

• 10 years

What is the main reason for the wear and tear on the old nursery building?

• Frequent storms

• Hundreds of orangutans passing through

• Lack of maintenance

• Termite infestation

Where is the new baby house located?

• In a city center

• On an island

• Two miles west of the main compound

• Next to the main compound

What feature does the new baby house include for the orangutans?

• A swimming pool

• A boardwalk to an outdoor classroom

• A cinema room

• A large indoor gym