Mamat

Mamat, a 23-year-and-1-month-old male orangutan, has been moved to the Sintang Quarantine Center from Tembak Forest School since 2020. Throughout his rehabilitation, Mamat has consistently shown stable health, calm behavior, and a generally peaceful disposition. As an adult male, orangutans...

MAMAT Mamat has been moved again to the adjacent cage—cage number two, which was previously occupied by Mungky. Right next to Mamat’s new cage is Beno, who was also recently relocated. This adjustment was made because Bablu, the mother of...

MAMAT Just like any other day at the Sintang Quarantine Center, things have felt a little different lately. The weather in West Kalimantan has been pretty unpredictable scorching hot during the day, cloudy in the afternoon, and most nights end...

MAMAT That afternoon, Mamat received a special enrichment treat—a fresh coconut. As soon as the animal keeper placed it near his cage, Mamat approached with steady steps. He stared at the coconut for a moment, as if calculating the best...

MAMAT A few days ago, rain began falling in the morning. It wasn’t a heavy downpour that caused much noise, just a soft drizzle falling gently, wetting the roof of each cage one by one. Mamat sat calmly in the...

MAMAT The morning started as usual at the Sintang Quarantine Center until Mamat decided to shake things up a bit. After the animal keeper had finished providing food and cleaning the cage, Mamat managed to escape through a small, weakened...

MAMAT That evening, as usual, Mamat eagerly awaited feeding time. But something was different. From inside his cage, Mamat’s distinctive vocalizations could be heard—but this time, they were more intense than usual. Strangely, he wasn’t standing near the front of...

MAMAT After Mungky was moved to the isolation cage at the Jerora Forest School, only Mamat and Beno remain at the Sintang Quarantine Center. Mamat now occupies the cage previously used by Mungky. This move was intended to allow Mamat...

MAMAT In the morning at the Sintang Quarantine Center, Mamat begins his day leisurely in his favorite shelter. He lies lazily, with part of his body inside the shelter and his legs stretched out. Throughout the morning, Mamat shows little...

MAMAT In the morning, as the animal keepers cleaned the cage, they occasionally sprayed water from a hose to Mamat’s direction. His reaction was fascinating—he opened his mouth wide to drink from the stream as if savoring the freshness. However,...