orangutan

Then again the orangutan is in the whitehouse disinclined to fund any science.

Similar to the case of a photograph taken by an animal (orangutan?) that made headlines a few months back.

There was a similar ruling in Argentina granting status of non-human person to an orangutan.

But it should be granted to the entire species, not just to any single orangutan.

If you really are composing so much, hit 'c', not reach all the way over to the mouse like an orangutan.

It would be more like if the orangutan took a photo and then a human edited it heavily to create the final work.

An orangutan might care more about fig tree rights and habitat protections than about the right to own property or freedom of religion.

Reports say that nearly a 3rd of the only 200 remaining Sumatran Orangutan have already died as a result of this year’s burning.

Unless the orangutan really forces a demonstration on how untrustworthy these environments can be and a lot of money and effort is spent.

Is there no such thing as dog, or elephant, or orangutan nature?

But it is uncertain whether an orangutan could also generalize its social interactions to include other humans or orangutans that had never been previously encountered.

I'd be more interested in knowing how the sequences compared to chimp or orangutan.

Then replace "orangutan" with "mockingbird" if you like.

PBS aired a fascinating documentary earlier this year about an orangutan that was taught sign language in the 70s by being raised on a college campus as a "human child", explores both the personal side and ethical issues.

"I once spent a summer with a 450-pound silverback gorilla that was hung like a wasp (great guy, though) and baby-sat a lascivious young orangutan that liked to insert his penis in just about anything with a hole, which unfortunately one day included my ear." Bummer, dude.