Now that is one smart critter. I wonder how it knew to tie a knot. Did it just do trial and error, did it watch someone tie a knot, did someone teach it to tie a knot, did another cost teach it to toe a knot?
C’mon ladies!!! Why ain’t you telling us guys it’s cos she is a female????????????. that’s my reasoning here I think it’s some form of nesting, it’s in the top corner in the safest part of the cage from her POV and she looks like it doesn’t bother her that much being in there, so, she should have no reason to fear the bottom ,but “orangutans are tree dwelling primates” I hear you say but, I have seen orangutans on the floor resting in the zoo. Just a thought ????
Ted G
Now that is one smart critter. I wonder how it knew to tie a knot. Did it just do trial and error, did it watch someone tie a knot, did someone teach it to tie a knot, did another cost teach it to toe a knot?
joe r
Who’s paying for this things college education?
Carol Germer
I wonder if someone trained him?
pam
I am committing this to memory for camping! Thanks to this crafty little bugger.????
Dan M
Smart creature, too bad he’s in a cage!
michael n
Smarter than me!! I would have used the blanket to cover me as I lay on the cold concrete. Lol dumb dirty homo sapien
John s
C’mon ladies!!! Why ain’t you telling us guys it’s cos she is a female????????????. that’s my reasoning here I think it’s some form of nesting, it’s in the top corner in the safest part of the cage from her POV and she looks like it doesn’t bother her that much being in there, so, she should have no reason to fear the bottom ,but “orangutans are tree dwelling primates” I hear you say but, I have seen orangutans on the floor resting in the zoo. Just a thought ????
Tara J
Lol, I toss and turn just like that when I can’t get comfortable.