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Orphaned orangutan saved by Four Paws

Crammed into a sack tied to a motorcycle, this baby orangutan was destined to be abandoned. Little Damai is now recovering at the FOUR PAWS International Forest School...

05/21/2020 10:46 AM
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10 comments

  • Tess K.
    4 days

    😢😢❤❤❤🤬👹👹🤬

  • FOUR P.
    05/25/2020 19:23

    Thank you for sharing our work! Best, the FOUR PAWS team

  • Siganus S.
    05/24/2020 05:46

    Good luck to you, Damai.

  • Haden J.
    05/22/2020 10:58

    I totally disagree with this post.

  • Cami D.
    05/22/2020 09:24

    lo voglio 🥺

  • Liz C.
    05/22/2020 08:01

    bless him. poor little baby

  • Nicholas C.
    05/22/2020 00:23

    Nice

  • Yi J.
    05/21/2020 22:47

    How does artificial intelligence measure up against the natural intelligence of some deadly viruses? They have robust ability to mutate, seemingly far outpacing the human evolutionary process. While genetic engineering has advanced by leaps and bounds, these viruses boast the capacity to produce their own “designer-babies” that can quickly multiply. I began to wonder though. 1. Can apes be taught to start fire, perhaps learning to cook their own food? 🤔 2. Can they be taught to farm, and grow their own crops? 🐣 3. Can they be taught to make their own spears and fish hooks?

  • Mel Z.
    05/21/2020 20:50

    Omg that face 💛

  • Marlene R.
    05/21/2020 19:26

    Thankyou so much