To survive, orangutans must learn to be scared
For people, a fake snake can be a funny joke, but for these orangutans being raised in a Orangutan Jungle School, it’s a vital lesson in fear. You see, orangutans aren’t naturally afraid of snakes; they have to be taught or they could be at risk when released into the wild. That’s when the old rubber-snake-under-the-blanket trick comes in handy. One look, and the students retreat into a group hug, which somehow protects them by… erm… Look, it’s their first lesson, okay?
They’ll get the hang of it, Andrew Y.
After dogs, orangutans are my favorite animal in the whole world. My heart just melts every time I see them, especially the babies (nearly all of these little guys have probably been orphaned, which is why the humans have to teach these lessons instead of their mamas). ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The group hug is just too much.
Can I join the group hug?
This is a whole TV series about orangutan jungle school. The whole thing is this adorable, trust me!
How much did they pay the snake?