Baby Orangutan Waits For His Mom To Come Back

[@kate-ot5lv]

PLEASE! Take baby off exhibit and help him! This is so heartbreaking!

[@mighj354]

This is both sad & precious. Precious in the way that Jingga does really love that baby but she just doesn't know how to properly take care of him, but she definitely does try. I say sad because it's sad to see that baby like that. I don't think it's just an issue with her being an inexperienced mother & him being developmentally behind. I think that little Jarang has something wrong with him because he should at least be trying to move around or something. He doesn't do any of that & I've noticed he keeps his fists closed most of the time. Hopefully someone will "wake up" and look into this more so they can help both mommy & baby.

[@JennyMiller-rt4ue]

I think he is scared.

[@catherineprovo3203]

How can the zoo keepers not see what we see.There is defintely a problem in the babies groin area. He is 8 months old now and doesn't roll over, sit up, or crawl. This mama and baby need help.

[@conniewolf7300]

You may be right!

[@NaturalNumi]

It's very weird that she left him. Normally they don't leave their babies. And yes something should be done

[@DonnaOma63]

With a human baby they would possibly consider him a failure to thrive baby unless he has a medical condition we all don’t know about. I haven’t seen much improvement in Jarang. What I find quite disturbing is that this zoo refuses help from outside help. Nothing is wrong from getting help from outside experts. I feel just totally bad for the Jarang. Poor baby has no clue that his life could be so much more. Jinga is doing the best she can. Prayers for momma and baby. Makes me sad💔😥

[@nicknowskyt]

It's getting ridiculous now

[@MegUSN52]

How exactly do you know 100% that Blackpool Zoo is refusing help from outside experts? That is impossible. Zoos have to have experience with primates to be able to have them in their care. There is a process that they have to go through. You see very short clips into Jingga and Jarang's lives, which is only what Ape Tracker shares with us viewers. You have no idea what happens in their lives in 24 hours in this zoo. As Ape Tracker has stated numerous times, the zoo staff closely monitors Jingga and Jarang. Since Blackpool Zoo has not made official statements concerning Jingga and Jarang, we are all just speculating.

[@Ottts22]

This baby is definetly behaving not normal. He should be clinging to Mom all the time. And when left alone they normally cry!

[@L.M.369]

Isn’t it strange that this baby orangutan doesn’t complain or cry?

[@ApeTracker1]

I have never heard him cry, hopefully we will see some real progress this year. 👍

[@L.M.369]

@@ApeTracker1Thank you for your valuable answer!

[@JennyMiller-rt4ue]

He is very passive. He needs to wait for her and he seems to know it. I feel so sad for that little guy

[@mske903]

@@JennyMiller-rt4ue he needs to wait for his next rollercoaster ride lol

[@worldfamousjason]

The only halfway decent explanation is that he has something terminal or a condition that can not be treated surgically, and they are just waiting for him to pass. Again, the fact he is STILL on display to the public is beyond me. An 8 month old orangutan should have begun climbing and moving around independently. The enlargement in the groin looks to be a hydrocele.

[@ForestGirlTeresa]

I read that hydroceles in the testicle are not uncommon with newborn human babies and they often go away within the year. I hope the condition resolves itself and that little Jarang isn’t suffering.

[@worldfamousjason]

Perhaps watch some Jim and Joe videos from the Dudley Zoo. They are 1.5 year old orangutans and both climb and play on their own, with mom watching near by. And have done so for many months now. They were at Jarang's level of physical development by month two. As most orangutans are. @Amandmills21

[@worldfamousjason]

@Amandmills21 Perhaps watch some videos of Jim and Joe at the Dudley Zoo. They are 1.5 year old orangutans and both play and climb on their own, with mom watching near by. And have done so for many, many months now. They were at Jarang's level of development in their second month.

[@lilirishgrl]

I love that little face! The eyes! ❤ wonderful video

[@ApeTracker1]

Thank you so much 😀

[@JennyMiller-rt4ue]

Could it be that he is gaining weight because all he does is eat. No physical exertion?@@ApeTracker1

[@dorothythompson927]

It’s plain to see that the baby has an enormous swelling in the groin and his whole body is swollen - stomach, arms, and legs. HELP HIM!

[@TheHiddenNarrative]

Does he have some kind of hernia? My dog had something similar that got corrected easily.

[@rosiepena8917]

Yes he has a hernia but they claim that he is too young to have a surgery to correct it

[@BettyThompson-qn7cl]

Beautiful baby, and all I want is to hug and love him❤

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks so much for watching. 🥰

[@awillis244]

@@ApeTracker1answer the darn question

[@JennyMiller-rt4ue]

I asked the zoo. They didn’t answer my questions: Why is on his back all the time…etc the things we all wonder, but they say that he has been examined by veterinarians and he IS healthy. The wording (which was deliberately vague, I feel) implied that he is just slower than other orang babies. They also said that I shouldn’t expect him to develop as a human baby does. I replied. I said that I am comparing him to other baby orangutan in other zoos at his age and sent them some photos. No response. They stonewall public interest. The zoo is tight-lipped. Either they don’t know what to do, or, they know now that they miscalculated and the outcome is what we have here. Zoos all over the world work so hard when the mother/baby bond is off. And come up with super creative solutions. Why doesn’t Blackpool? That said, they haven’t had a baby in 20 years, so maybe, they are out of touch or their staff are too inexperienced. Jingga seems disinterested.

[@ditzygypsy]

I’m surprised they even answered you. I am in Canada, but I tried to find the organization that overseas and inspects zoos with apes in the UK. I had no luck. It’s very confusing as to what body would be in charge of overseeing endangered ape care at a private zoo. I wanted to send a letter to whatever that organization is to see if they are aware that a endangered species infant appears to not be getting proper care, or if it is proper care and the zoo has had inspections, then to verify that. If someone can find the right place to send an inquiry, I don’t mind writing it, but I just don’t know who to contact. Thank you for telling us what they have said so far. Maybe the media in England could do a story on Jinga and Jarang and ask questions? Shed a little bit of a spotlight on the zoo and this situation?

[@JennyMiller-rt4ue]

They are a member of EAZA european association of zoos and aquariums….they will respond! That’s where I started. BIAZA as well. Wildwelfare is another one. I send pictures/screen shots. I have thought about approaching the Guardian for investigative reporting. The goal is help them, not discredit the zoo, so I hesitate with that one. @@ditzygypsy

[@troyannbladsacker1811]

​@ditzygypsy I just emailed Robyn Vinter. She is a correspondent with the Guardian When Jarang was first born, she wrote several articles about him. I explained this sad situation to her and asked her if she could possibly look at the videos and do an updated article. The more people find out about this precious baby and the mother, maybe something can be done. I hope she gets my email. I have prayed for this baby and the mother. I don't know what else to do.

[@kanazef]

right !

[@Galaxy-ho2pk]

Any news on this precious baby

[@GGdmk]

I cannot claim to know the developmental milestones of orangutan babies, but I would imagine that this infant hasn’t been given the opportunity to build the muscles in his body due to the fact that his mother has never carried him all day and night ventrally as orangutan mothers usually do. Orangutan infants usually begin clinging to their mothers hair to some degree from birth, and the muscles in their bodies strengthen day by day from doing so 24/7. There is no doubt that this infant has missed out on normal muscle development due to his circumstances. I can’t say that he does, or does not, have a physical condition, but I believe he is simply suffering from delayed muscle development. Hopefully he will become more inclined to move himself about in the near future as he becomes more curious with age. More often than not, individuals with limitations figure out ways to work around their limitations, so I don’t see why he would be any different. Once he starts trying to move about, it will aid in strengthening his muscles.

[@ApeTracker1]

I think and hope you are correct, I have noticed the the Chester baby is doing some climbing but her mother is encouraging it, whereas Jingga does not. Hopefully we will see progress this year. 🥰

[@milliemills7263]

I love your comment and I completely agree with you. You do see most babies using their mums to climb and practise on. He might get that sometimes but she does leave him. He will work it out as he grows, and he is growing.

[@gbaker4226]

He looks like he has a UTI... Has anyone seen him per yet?

[@JennyMiller-rt4ue]

That Chester baby is just over a month:( Ape Tracker, thank you so much for these updates (though they make me crazy.@@ApeTracker1

[@JennyMiller-rt4ue]

And she holds him back by his elbows :( @@ApeTracker1

[@jimmyjames2903]

They seem to think the mother is the best healing for him

[@traceyanderson3942]

I wouldn't be at all surprised if he had an inguinal hernia. They can show up more in boys than girls. It can be fixed with a simple surgery.

[@tavibaby]

Jazz would never. Prayers for this handsome baby. 🙏🏿

[@ApeTracker1]

Hopefully he will be ok, Jazz is a great experienced mother.

[@troyannbladsacker1811]

@@ApeTracker1 Jazz is amazing!!!

[@carmenglines-e1g]

why are his lil balls swollen?? HES SO FLIPPIN CUTE MYGOD

[@ApeTracker1]

Not sure what the swelling is, hopefully it is something that can be fixed. Thanks for watching

[@gretchenherrman82]

Like baby boys (human) they could be born with a hydrocele which is treated when they get a little older.

[@kd6836]

Over 8 months old and looks to be a hairless 2 month old. It is way past time for other care.

[@catherineprovo3203]

I agree with your observations in regards to the babies appearance and development. I do think that this baby could be helped even at this stage. The BOS foundation rehabilitates orphan babies some with emotional problems and others with physical problems or injuries. I'm not an expert just someone who loves orangatans and l would hope that there would be some group or organization that could step in due to the fact that this baby is not thriving and appears to have developmental issues.

[@kd6836]

@@catherineprovo3203 👍👍I agree. It was obvious from the outset the mother wasn’t caring for the baby, leaving the baby on the ground and carrying by foot. The baby isn’t growing. I’m not an expert but isn’t it obvious? Geez.

[@abbyd323]

@@kd6836It's very obvious something is not right here 😢😢😢it's not easy to watch this little guy laying on the ground and being pulled around by his arm!

[@kd6836]

@@abbyd323 Yes it is. Many of us have watched these videos for months and yet it continues. Awful.

[@kathrynmolesa1641]

She doesn’t hold him enough.

[@ApeTracker1]

Yes, she does put him down a lot. Much more than we have seen with other orangutan mothers.

[@Cleo-q3o]

HAS ANYONE EVER HEARD BABY JARANGS VOICE EVER?

[@ApeTracker1]

I have never heard him so far.

[@conniewolf7300]

Does he have an inguinal hernia?

[@ApeTracker1]

I'm not sure, I thought it could be hydrocele but that is only my best guess.

[@coreyklima8929]

This seems sad to me. The baby doesnt seem to be developing at all. He still cant move and is basically a bump on a log. Hopefully he will make it the description is accurate, if this was the wild there is no way he would survive like this.

[@brendaflo4033]

I'm no expert, but thats not right! He should of met many milestones by now! He's very swelled in his private area that is not normal.

[@veracruzsoria6796]

Traducir al español

[@margiebramlett7696]

Beautiful baby. Look at his eyelashes. ❤

[@matthewhicks1725]

Looks like he has a hernia

[@ronstille7924]

And the zoo does nothing I'm so sick of seeing this abuse

[@Ericah81]

Does he have some kind of growth?

[@ApeTracker1]

I think he may have hydrocele, the retention of fluid but that is only my best guess. 🥰

[@Axalotal]

That is an indicator of several severe health issues. Combine that with his hands constantly in fists or seldom straight when open, at 7 months can't even sit up without help, and a host of other issues. It all equals more than even the most experienced mother can handle. Jinnga loves her little baby but sadly is helpless to do anything to help. It is not an inexpeiamced parenting issue. If Jinnga was human she wouls be lovked in an apartment, her fridge filled with food and left to deal with a special needs baby with zero help or the ability to get/ask for any. Would you blame her in that situation?. Jinnga is just as much a victim as Jarrang. She gave birth to a baby woth something severly wrong and it looks like the zoo is doing nothing. That leads me to belive Jarrang has an untrearable condition. It looks like; from this video, she is given up. This is the first time she truly looks sad when being near him. For all those who want to leave comments saying I'm wrong - please warch all the other videos from an unbiased state without applying human emotions or conditions. And discusd from a place of science and not emotion. Yes, J&J are adorable ans I pray everyday someone interviens and helps mom and son. These two are by far my favoutote orsnfuan family.

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks for watching, I am unaware of any medical reports for Jarang so can't comment as to his health. I will say that during this visit there was a keeper at the enclosure all day attending to them.

[@troyannbladsacker1811]

@Axalotal I agree with you. My heart breaks for both of them. This cannot continue. I am speaking from emotion but also I cannot deny what my eyes see.

[@Axalotal]

@@ApeTracker1 that is good to hear. And any health issues is speculation as all we have to go on is the videos. I genuinely hope there is nothing wrong with Jarrang. Thanks for all the great videos and information. These two are my favorite orangutan family. And hope for a long healthy life for both of them with many generations to come.

[@Axalotal]

@@troyannbladsacker1811 Both are needed but must balance each other out. ❤️

[@troyannbladsacker1811]

@Axalotal I've always had a tender heart with animals. I've had horses, dogs and cats all my life. I'm just learning about primates. I love the orangutans the best. I just wish we could get some kind of response from the zookeepers. When one of my pets including my horses (I had four) showed some sign that something might have been wrong, I would watch them for a day or two, try to nurse them myself unless it was an emergency situation, and if they weren't improving I would bring them to the vet or for the horses, call the equine vet to check them. Most cases, I did the right thing by having the vet check them. I would rather be safe than sorry. With Jarang and Jingga, this situation has been going on since birth so I am very concerned. I'm from New Orleans, so I don't even know where Blackpool zoo is.

[@conniewolf7300]

Notice he's on his back and unable to turn over and roll off!

[@ApeTracker1]

I think he tries to stay quite still when his mother is away.

[@ForestGirlTeresa]

Thank you for the update, AT. ❤ Say what you will, little Jarang seems to be a survivor. He is moving around and waving his hands. Jingga loves him, which is half the battle, despite her inexperience. I hope the swelling resolves itself, but the baby isn’t crying. 💙💙🏐🏐

[@ApeTracker1]

Hopefully we will see some good progress this year. He certainly looked better than on my last visit in December. 👍 Thanks as always for watching. 🥰

[@lilianemuess3885]

I love so much this little, nice baby and his mum. I think with passing they'll both do well. Like we humans, they're all different from one another, don't they? Thanks for all this beautiful and interesting video. Bye for now and see you soon !

[@ApeTracker1]

Hopefully you are correct, They have an extensive veterinary team at Blackpool and the resource of the European Breeding Program. Thanks for watching. 🥰

[@TaraK-h1b]

I think it's interesting that so many people automatically ASSUME what the Zoo is doing or not doing based on the small snippets of time on these videos. 🤔 I do hope they are treating his "man parts" tho bcuz that doesn't look normal. My theory is that Jarrang has a disability. I enjoyed seeing him alert and trying to entertain himself while mom was gone. Mom seems gentle with him even if she doesn't do everything right all of the time. I'm rooting for them!

[@ApeTracker1]

The zookeepers are with them all day, I try not to video them working but they really work hard. Not sure if the baby has any underlying issues but hopefully not. Thanks so much for watching.

[@Oxynormal]

Disabled boy. It's obvious. Human kids and adults experience similar conditions. I was so mad until I realized, that it's a birth defect. The best interest of the baby is to be with mom. It's heartbreaking, but he's surrounded by his loving mother, and staff.

[@JennyMiller-rt4ue]

I saw something in a zoo in the US. They set up really low ropes for the baby orangutan to reach up to and climb on. I don’t see any stuff for these two to have fun with and the environment never changes. @@ApeTracker1

[@JennyMiller-rt4ue]

What do they do?@@ApeTracker1

[@jimmyjames2903]

​@@ApeTracker1could you please tell me how old the orangutan is the baby

[@rosiepena8917]

Poor baby just wants to be picked up and held by his mother but she just leaves him on the floor where her excrement is 😡😡😡

[@suesmith3744]

Oh my gosh , what is wrong with his genitalia ❓ does he have a hernia ❓. Poor baby , something is horribly wrong here 💔

[@JonasWhite]

Gosh man, somebody help it for cryin out loud

[@cleothiacarson5518]

PLEASE SEE ABOUT THIS BABIES PRIVATES AREA, I THINK THIS WAS CAUSED BY HIS MOM DRAGGING HIM ON THE GROUND IN HIS FRONT AREA, MANY TIMES I SAW IT. HELP HIM. BEFORE IT TURNS INTO SOMETHING THAT YOU CANNOT SAVE HIM FROM. PEOPLE WILL GIVE TO YOU, BUT NOT IF THEY SEE THAT YOU DONT CARE ABOUT HIM. HES A LOVELY BABY, LORD GOD, YOU MAY HAVE TO INTERVENE. ❤️✝️👑

[@carderlaffey9507]

sad. he even had his hands drawn tight like he was holding mom s fur.

[@ZombieQueen819]

Ape Tracker,, do you know why his little nuggets or swollen like that? It doesn’t seem to be painful, but I don’t know I am not a veterinarian, but as a human, they look painful. 😢😢😢

[@ApeTracker1]

My best guess is that it could be hydrocele the retention of fluid but that is only a guess.I hope to find out more on my next visit. 🥰

[@ZombieQueen819]

@@ApeTracker1 Thank you so much,, God bless you my friend thanks for all your help 😊😊

[@debbieharrison8424]

Poor baby. He needs some medical attention. As protected and all the concern showed towards the orangutans I don’t understand how this is going on. I wish some how baby would get some medical help.

[@67demoiselle]

Does the baby have a hernia?😢

[@LanaXov]

Желаю здоровья,любимому Джарангу.То что он жив,уже хорошо, надеюсь, что с ним всё будет в порядке 🙏❤

[@ApeTracker1]

Большое спасибо за просмотр, мы очень ценим это. Хорошо держаться

[@Jill-r9u]

Aww, so cute 😍💕💖💓💗☺️!!😊❤😊

[@fredharvey2720]

He looks like he can't move.

[@ApeTracker1]

He doesn't seem to move a lot when his mother puts him down.

[@robertavitali6666]

Sei bellissimo ❤❤❤

[@pamelakern2849]

It is hard to watch Jinga's baby care but I am not an Orangatan. I try to look at it through an Orangatans perspective. I hope this dear baby grows and thrives. Thankyou for sharing all aspects of Orangatan life 🦧❤🦧🤎🦧🧡

[@ApeTracker1]

Hopefully we will see some good progress this year, he has put weight on and has had some good interaction with his mother. It isn't all perfect watching but hopefully they will get better. 🥰

[@pamelakern2849]

I always appreciate your informative touching videos. 🤩

[@derrickmcgee8426]

Geez … he clearly is wanting attention and contact from his mother… it also appears to be 💩 all over the ground where he is just left to lay helpless

[@yf4012]

I couldn’t watch to the end. That dear little baby needs some sort of help, either an intervention if Mum is not up to scratch or a good looking over by a vet.

[@Galaxy-ho2pk]

Any news on this baby ??

[@ozzy6944]

There is something wrong with this baby any other time they will take the babies away from mum. This needs medical attention and what are they doing nothing I am guessing by the looks of things

[@catg.9034]

Ape Tracker, do you see how baby Jarang keeps his fists clenched tightly? That's due to babies are always clinging onto ?omma's fur. It's instinctual. I pray the baby doesn't grow up and become a nervous wreck...

[@carderlaffey9507]

if they did this in the wild something would run off with the baby.

[@dollytamayo4819]

It's like human so adorable❤

[@petfan2948]

I've got videos I took when he was first born. He was so very tiny.

[@teestjulian]

There may be something wrong with the baby and some ape moms will not Care for the baby correctly when they detect a problem. Some will not care at all. I hope this little one makes it.

[@stacyjpoliticscommunityfai359]

All of these crazy comments about the care of the baby and the mother, PLEASE STOP...Mom is doing fine and so is baby.

[@ApeTracker1]

They are finding their way together. 🥰

[@ФатимаБайзулаева-г6ю]

💓💓💓🌹🌹🌹🍒🍒🍒 Какой хорошенький!!!

[@carolpountney7627]

Definitely something ailing the little fellow. Can the zoo explain the swelling in his groin area?😮

[@tracystrayhorn1462]

Why is his groin swollen?

[@ApeTracker1]

It is very swollen, not sure of the cause though.

[@veracruzsoria6796]

Traducir al español

[@kimberlygandy1542]

And who knows, maybe he's just special

[@derrickmcgee8426]

I have never seen a video where a tiny baby is just laying on the ground and the mother is nowhere in sight it’s just odd there is something wrong here

[@ApeTracker1]

When I spoke to keepers they said this wouldn't normally happen and she only leaves him because she knows there are no threats in their enclosure. Thanks for watching. 🥰

[@sandralgkk]

​@@ApeTracker1 The mother is the threat!

[@JJawsyW]

This baby should have been taken from his mother day one. She carries it with her feet dragging it and she hardly feeds him and leaves him by himself all the time.

[@wendyfolkers3113]

I am wondering if the little guy has a hernia? I have not seen a bulge like that previously on other babies.

[@ApeTracker1]

I am not sure, I thought it could be hydrocele but that is only my best guess. 🥰

[@rebeccaroblee591]

What a shame this baby was dragged around by his mother. This zoo let this happen. Why was there not an intervention. Uk step up and help this baby . Was this her is inflicted on baby by mother's dragging, not normal dah😔

[@АлевтинаЗуева-п1я]

У ребенка развилась грыжа или это что другое , кто - то из персонала озаботился этим, смотрел ветеринар ?Эта самка не сможет стать хорошей мамой , она и других своих детей будет так таскать , поинтересуйтесь в других зоопарках , где были такие же случаи, если таким самкам позволяют родить , то детей забирают . Джаранг живой и ему больно , неужели не жалко его ?

[@xeleris1]

Adorable 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@ApeTracker1]

He really is, thanks so much for the visit. 🥰

[@jeoida8669]

In Indonesian Language, Jingga means Orange color, and Jarang means Rare..

[@lilianemuess3885]

0:03 In the comment above I wanted to write " ...with time passing...* Sorry, I'm not a native speaker and my English isn't the best ...

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks so much for watching and commenting. 🥰

[@Cleo-q3o]

FATHER GOD UP IN HEAVEN, YOU CREATED JIRRANG AND HIS MOM, AS WELL AS THE PEOPLE WHO RUN THIS ZOO, IM ASKING IN JESUS' S NAME THAT THIS MOTHER AND BABY BE TREATED RIGHT AND HELPED. THANK YOU FOR HEARING MY PRAYER. 💝✝️

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks so much for watching. 🥰

[@teresaprata7667]

I can't look till the end😭😭😭

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks for visiting

[@СветланаКолембет]

В зоопарке есть ветеринарный врач?😮

[@johannabrown5623]

This is not normal Orangutan mother behavior. They are very protective of their infants and always carry them at all times. And this baby has something wrong with it. Please have the zoo veterinarian check him out. ❤😢

[@KathyPrendergast-cu5ci]

Yes, she shouldn't be putting him down at all, And I worry that he's cold, lying there on his back outside, without his mother's body warmth. He doesn't act like he's uncomfortable though, and presumably would cry if he's really cold. He is acting more alert and using his muscles more, but is still very small and underdeveloped for 8 months. Presumably the zoo knows more about what's going on with him than they're telling. it's a dilemma because taking him away from his mother would upset her terribly and, if he really is sick in some way, would probably just make his condition worse, whatever it is. Separating mothers and infants is only done as an absolute last resort, when the mother is failing to feed it, to keep it from starving to death. That clearly isn't an issue here.

[@JennyMiller-rt4ue]

The zoo claims he has been examined and he is healthy

[@JennyMiller-rt4ue]

I’m pretty sure they could work with her through the mesh. Teach her@@KathyPrendergast-cu5ci

[@JennyMiller-rt4ue]

She was raised with a mum.@@dnfixjd

[@VA4LVRS]

The zookeepers may be doing things in the back that we don’t see, she’s a young mom , she loves him and you take that baby away who knows what she might do. He’s alert soo that’s good.

[@ApeTracker1]

The keeper was there all day on my last visit, they have a really good team

[@VA4LVRS]

@@ApeTracker1 I’m sure they do and they are doing what is best for mom and baby!!! 💗💗💗

[@VinayakPande53]

There's something really off with Jarang. An Orangutan baby his age wouldn't a) Look that small and b) Wouldn't just lie around on his back all the time. Orangutan babies are curious and active creatures. There's nothing of the kind here.

[@ApeTracker1]

Yes, he is certainly behind the baby orangutan from Chester Zoo

[@dashdapuggle]

Not doing their jobs very well this baby needs help and to be seen by a vet

[@catg.9034]

Ape Tracker, also, please notice how around his punis, it's all swollen??? Now, I do know it will be a long time before his testes drop into their sacks, so why is it so swollen??? I'm just curious & hoping nothing is wrong...

[@evangzoraidacalcano7283]

Hermosooo❤

[@jeffsnowden5119]

Slow TV at its restful best

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks so much for watching and commenting we really appreciate the support. Keep well and enjoy your weekend 👍😃👍

[@бандеровцаммогила]

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[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks so much for watching and commenting, it is greatly appreciated 🥰

[@mariadaconceicaodiasvieira4873]

😢😢😢😢

[@Jogie100]

This may sound terrible, but it is possible the baby is not going to survive, so they are allowing her to learn how to be a mother for as long as baby lives. THIS IS JUST A MAYBE

[@cassandralewis9105]

That little one is Deform

[@karenderose524]

♥️♥️

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks so much for watching. 🥰

[@ЕленаЕрмакова-ь2в]

Малышу холодно и больно. Почему сотрудники ему не помогают?

[@ApeTracker1]

Большое спасибо за просмотр, мы очень ценим это. Хорошо держаться

[@maytesanzaragon7242]

😊😊😊

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks so much for watching. 🥰

[@dianemastriano5583]

I’m glad I’m not the only one who sees something wrong. Poor baby. Has a strange clueless look in his face. Like a newborn. Not like an 8 month old. 😢

[@ApeTracker1]

Hoping to get back to the zoo soon for an update video. 👍

[@patriciavergis5033]

He’s lying in a litter box there’s poop in there

[@chrisfreeman3950]

Mom, you are not supposed to leave me to pick up beer and cigarettes

[@laurie5804]

Mine sent me with a note. LOL

[@Cleo-q3o]

SORRY FOR MISSPELLING YOUR NAME JARANG BUT KNOW THAT GOD DOES NOT PLAY WITH ANYONE THAT HE PUTS BREATH IN EVERYDAY OF THEIR LIVES. ❤✝️

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks so much for watching, we really appreciate it. 🥰

[@geniussosen9012]

Ой что-то у него не в порядке с яичками,сильно очень увеличены,нужен вет -врач,иначе малыш погибнуть может.

[@ksley]

a lot of armchair primatologists in this thread, lmao

[@barbarasuarez6942]

I think we all need to calm down… Yes, the situation is not ideal, but the zoo seem to be doing their best, monitoring closely etc. Jarrang does seem to be developmentally delayed, as are many human babies 😢 but we do not remove them from their Mum, we watch, wait, and give what help we can, maybe Jarrang will be a simple soul all his life, there is no magic wand to wave I’m afraid.

[@ApeTracker1]

Thanks for watching and commenting, we really appreciate it. 🥰👍🥰

[@Oxynormal]

At least, zoo didn't put him down. Unfortunately, it does happen now days. All things considered, plus an outstanding job of our watchdog, It's time to watch interactions and adore them.

[@JennyMiller-rt4ue]

Fbbook, has a wee video of Jarang sitting up by himself:)

[@zemunusrcu3805]

Baby is a healthy 101 %

[@water6406]

Фу.

[@SakeGemini.24]

I believe zoo keepers are very aware of what’s going on wis baby and have helping an constantly helping ! Zay have no put mommy wis baby here wis out knowing was happening already. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@GREGORGT76]

The orangutan child has a herina, surgery will not work without it and probably neurological problems,poor motor slills for his age.He never cried, l bet it's a development problem