Orangutan really look a lot like us they caress their kids like human do. Orangutan in Lok Kawi seem to be less active.In Kuching however the ranger have to call them in from the wild life. Orangutan in Kuching in not in captive.

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Malaysia particularly in Sarawak and Sabah maybe in the threat of Orangutan extinction if we don’t act quick to educate and preserve the forest to protect the habitat of the many living creature in this beautiful Borneo island.

Malaysia is merging as one of the leading biofuel producer and aim to be the largest biofuel plant in the world – already making every effort to have at least 5% palm oil substance in every diesel sold in this country. While development on biodiesel may leave us less dependence on petrol but something else has got to give to make way for the new – in this case the habitat of Orangutan and all the living creature.

One tree can not replace another tree

Cut down trees and grows palm oil trees may seem to be a noble thing – maybe seen as keeping the green while harvesting the natural resources. No one knows the long term side effect to the environment with palm oil trees but one thing we know for sure Orangutan is losing their habitat to call home. A land filled with palm oil trees is not a forest – these agricultural kills everything our mother nature build for these living creature.

I am sure there are better way for the people in Malaysia and the world to handle this disaster before it is too late to be save.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1CvK3mOnig

Useful link>> http://www.well.com/~davidu/extinction.html

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