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.
In the same way that human lungs work.
leapords, tigers, humans, big pythons.
tigers
orangutans are not small at all they are big {u can check on google just write Orangutans}the females are smaller than the males the males have cheek flaps which makes them look bigger.
they just do have big and bald lungs
An orangutan is not a monkey. It is an ape.
no snakes cannot kill orangutans because they could eat a snake. And they are way to big to be eatan by a tiny snake. If they're was a anaconda then there might be an possible chance.
Big
Orangutans are solitary and need a lot of space, not because they don't like other orangutans, but because they eat a lot of fruit since they are big animals. Since they eat so much fruit, they need a lot of space to find enough fruit.
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.