Cute baby orangutan playing with a piece of wood

Cute baby orangutan is so similar to a child that you want to take it with you, adopt it and give it an education.
A cute baby orangutan plays with a piece of wood so directly that it reminds me of my son at the age of two. Probably there is no one in the world more like the children of people than the babies of orangutans. The fun of a cute baby orangutan can be watched for many hours, energy and ingenuity in inventing tricks can only be envied.
According to some sources, the orangutan is considered the most intelligent animal after humans. Orangutans live only in the rain forests of the Islands of Kalimantan and Sumatra. Almost all their lives they spend on trees, on which they move with the help of very long arms (their span-up to 2 m-significantly exceeds the growth of a monkey), helping themselves with their feet. Interestingly, orangutans are so adapted to life in trees that they usually drink water from leaves, hollows, or just lick it off their fur after the rain. When, in rare cases, orangutans do descend to the ground, they move on all four limbs. At night, orangutans build nests for sleeping, usually a new one each time.
Orangutans live alone, only the cubs are kept with their mothers and occasionally there are groups of two females. Females generally are to periodically meet with each other peacefully and can work together to feed. The males remain on their own territory and do not like strangers. When meeting, the first demonstration of strength occurs: loud growling, breaking branches, and so on. If no one retreats, seeing the superiority of the opponent, a fight occurs, which usually ends with one of the wrestlers giving up and running away. But in General, the nature of orangutans is quite peaceful.