Orangutans live in the rainforests of Sumatra and Borneo, where they spend their time high in the trees to avoid predators on the ground. They eat a variety of plants, fruits, insects, and bark. Orangutans are solitary outside of mother-offspring pairs, and the mothers care for their young closely for several years. Some interesting facts are that orangutans don't have tails, have large arms for swinging through trees, and can scoop up water with their big hands.

1. Orangutans
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3. Habitat
 Rain forest of Sumatra, and Borneo
 The rain forest got lot of food
 Go in tree’s so predators can’t eat them
 Rain every 45 minutes
 The tree they live in is the lower canopy
 80 inches of rain
 95’F- 35’F degrees
 Live in the southwestern Asia

4. Food and water
 Eat food, Plant’s
 They eat tree Bark
 They eat fruit and insect
 They most of their life eating

5. Daily Behaviors
 Female are slow and lazy
 They eat fruit, incest
 Orangutans only stay in trees and they swing around
 It lives up to five
 They eat some termites

6. Family Structure
 Yung orangutan stay with mother for long times
 Dad leaves during pregnancy's
 They are solitary
 Baby orangutans sty close to their mother
 Mom is in charge of the baby
 The female is in charge
 Gives birth every four years
 In danger

7. Interesting Facts
 Orangutan don’t have tail
 Orangutans have big arms
 Orangutans are the biggest
 They scup water with their big hand
 They have fur head to body
 Female weighs 110 pounds
 Male weighs 110 pounds
 Live to 40-60 years
 Height 3.3 pounds (1.5 kg)
 Female lives to 15 years and the male lives to 10-14 years
 Four fingers and a tum

8. Bibliography Format
Redmond Ian. Gorillas, Monkey, and Ape. New York City: Dorling Kindersley, 2006.