How have orangutans adapted to life in the rainforest?

Answer 1

Well they are just like humans,they do what they need to do to keep safe,they eat and sleep and go to the loo when they need to.And they adapt to their environment by having babies.

Answer 2

the orangutan adapts to its habitat by learning what and what not to eat, and over time as the babies learn from the parents it becomes their new way of doing things (this happens with other things too such as fur and stuff).

Answer 3

Orangutans adapt by looking big and strong to scare off predators. Also the orangutans must eat so they eat all the prey they can get. It helps they can run fast or swing fast to catch prey faster and easier!

Answer 4

Since Orangutans spend their lives in the trees, most of their adaptions are to help them live as Brachiators. They have highly mobile hips, and fully opposable big toe, and a 7 foot arm span that helps them move safely from branch to branch.

Answer 5

They have the ability to climb around trees and capture pray. They also bread and have intercourse for pleasure.

Answer 6

By getting beached