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No, they are not safe. They are soon expected to become extinct animals. They are dying out because humans are cutting down their habitat. They are cutting down the trees they live in so we can have palm oil. Which we do actually need as it's in pretty much every man made thing we eat.
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How do orangutangs reproduce?
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What is a orangutangs adaptation?
in the antarctica
Are orangutangs mammals?
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Why are orangutangs dead?
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What is orangutangs habitat?
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What country do orangutangs live in?
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Why are orangutangs orange?
that is just the color that they come in
Were do orangutangs live?
they live in Madagascar rain forests.
What do orangutangs not eat?
They dont eat people or themselves.
What monkeys are in the pongidae family?
chimpanzees, orangutangs, bonobos,and gorillas
Do orangutangs like to swim?
Orangutans do notswim. Neither do they enjoy it.
What states have banned orangutangs?
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