Sinta

SINTA Observations of Sinta and her offspring, Sabine, began at 9 a.m. When first spotted, they were in the mid-canopy of a tree near the feeding platform. However, much of the food provided the previous evening and earlier that morning … Read More

SINTA AND SABINE A bright morning at the forest school found Sinta and her child, Sabine, already waiting at the feeding platform. Sabine sat perched on Sinta’s shoulders, her bright eyes scanning her surroundings with curiosity. When the animal keeper … Read More

SINTA At Jerora Forest School, Sinta and her daughter, Sabine, are among the most fascinating mother-infant orangutan pairs to observe. Sinta, a gentle yet attentive female, seems to embrace her role as a mother with remarkable patience. She understands that … Read More

SINTA February’s unpredictable weather brought a quieter day at Jerora Forest School. Nights were often rainy, while daytime was hot, though the forest remained cool with the sounds of insects and birds everywhere. Gentle breezes rustled through the trees, providing … Read More