Curious Baimah Caught on Camera!

Baimah came to the BOS Foundation Samboja Lestari Center overweight and she had little energy. However, once her caregivers were able to get her to an ideal weight, Baimah became very active – and curious about everything around her! Orangutans have a natural drive to understand their surroundings and Baimah is no exception. She is always demonstrating just how inquisitive and intelligent she is. It’s difficult to get a video of Baimah because she always turns the camera around to point at those filming her! She wants to know just how that camera works!

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Baimah, a young female orangutan, sits calmly among trees in the forest while observing her surroundings.

Baimah

Age:  5 years
Location:  BOS Samboja Lestari

Baimah is a bold young orangutan rescued from captivity and now learning the skills she’ll need to thrive in the forest.

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Age:  2 years
Location:  BOS Samboja Lestari

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Age:  5 years
Location:  BOS Samboja Lestari

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Age:  2 years
Location:  BOS Nyaru Menteng

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Age:  4 years
Location:  BOS Nyaru Menteng

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Monyo

Age:  7 years
Location:  BOS Nyaru Menteng

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