As of recent estimates, there are approximately 1,000 to 2,000 orangutans in captivity worldwide. This number includes individuals in zoos, sanctuaries, and rehabilitation centers. The exact figure can vary due to ongoing conservation efforts and changes in population management. Many captive orangutans are involved in breeding programs aimed at preserving the species, which faces significant threats in the wild.
In captivity, they usually live about 50 years but in the wild, they would only live to about 30-45 years.
sexually
in the antarctica
Yes
Not all of them are.
borneo and samatran rainforests
Borneo and Sumatra
that is just the color that they come in
they live in Madagascar rain forests.
They dont eat people or themselves.
chimpanzees, orangutangs, bonobos,and gorillas
Orangutans do notswim. Neither do they enjoy it.