Video: Orangutans are Supermoms of the Forest!

 
Orangutan mothers are attentive, protective, nurturing and loving. Orangutans stay with their devoted mothers for up to 8 years, learning all the skills they need to survive in the forest, and females learn how to be good mothers themselves. Borneo Nature Foundation has observed all of this as they have followed a special family of wild orangutans in Sebangau National Park for the past 20 years. Matriarch Gracia is the extraordinary mother to daughters Georgia and Gretel and sons Gara and Gabe. Georgia became an excellent mother to her son Gus, and Gretel is learning to be a doting mother to her son Gaia. It all started with gorgeous Gracia…

You can support the family by adopting them today! Just click on the photo below!

Video by Borneo Nature Foundation
Posted July 30, 2026

Adopt Gracia & the Kids!

Gracia, a female orangutan, sits high in the rainforest canopy with her infant beside her, surrounded by leafy branches.

Gracia and the Kids

Age:  43 years
Location:  Sebangau National Park

Gracia and the Kids are a multi-generation family of wild orangutans living together and thriving in a protected forest habitat.