In the same way that human lungs work.
no
A group of orangutans is called a "Congress".E.G. The local zoo has a congress of Orangutans on show.
Both female and male orangutans are called the same.
Orangutans are herbivores. They do not have prey.
what it does is to work on the body breathing
Orangutans have relatively large lungs compared to their body size, which allows them to efficiently extract oxygen from the air as they navigate their arboreal habitats. Their lung capacity can be roughly estimated to be around 3 to 5 liters, depending on the individual and their age. This adaptation supports their high activity levels and long periods spent climbing and swinging through trees. Overall, their lung size is well-suited to their lifestyle in the rainforest.
Orangutans have a backbone. That makes them vertebrates.
Yes, if one lung is broken, the other lung can still function adequately on its own to provide oxygen to the body. The remaining healthy lung will work harder to compensate for the loss in lung function.
there are 2 species of orangutans
A group of orangutans is known as a buffoonery.
orangutans lived in tropical island
Orangutans can live up to the age of 50.