Maintain conservation practices


AS a science-based organisation with decades of experience in orang utan conservation work, WWF-Malaysia believes it is our duty to provide accurate information about these primates as part of our ongoing educational efforts.

Orang utans are not hunters and do not have a “predatory” attack mode. As such, it is very unlikely for a wild orang utan to climb down from a tree just to get close to human beings and attack them.

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