Fossil Records Show That Orang-Utans Have Been Her..

Fossil records show that orang-utans have been here on Earth for more than 800,000 years. Today, orang-utans in the wild can only be found on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra. Sadly, their population is declining due to destructed and fragmented habitats.

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Bornean orang-utans play a vital role in seed dispersal and in maintaining the health of forests.

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By saving orang-utans, we ensure a healthy forest ecosystem – and protecting our clean air, freshwater, and food supply.

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Click https://community.wwf.org.my/project/4/story to help protect them now.

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#EndangeredSpeciesDay #EndangeredSpeciesDay2021 #ProtectOurAnimals #SaveOurAnimals



Fossil records show that orang-utans have been here on Earth for more than 800,000 years. Today, orang-utans in the wild can only be found on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra. Sadly, their population is declining due to destructed and fragmented habitats.
.
Bornean orang-utans play a vital role in seed dispersal and in maintaining the health of forests.
.
By saving orang-utans, we ensure a healthy forest ecosystem – and protecting our clean air, freshwater, and food supply.
.
Click https://community.wwf.org.my/project/4/story to help protect them now.
.
#EndangeredSpeciesDay #EndangeredSpeciesDay2021 #ProtectOurAnimals #SaveOurAnimals

Source: https://www.facebook.com/wwfmy/photos/a.159457438241/1016098..

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