Sumatran Orangutans

Sumatran Orangutans are listed as, critically endangered They are found in, in the provinces of North Sumatra and Aceh with only nine populations, that number about two hundred and fifty but because of human populations, their numbers are not pretty Orangutans live their lives, exclusively living among the trees and females hardly go to ground, with males are seen there rarely Orangutans like to hangout and eat, in the breeze of the fruit trees with adult females cradling young, and adult males being solitary Orangutans play a vital role, for the health of their natural forests as they eat and dispose seeds, when they have to go to the dunny If Orangutans become extinct, the natural forests will not look sunny as we would lose many tree species, because of, the greed of money