Sinta

Throughout June, Sinta and Sabine remained in stable condition in the isolation enclosure. Both individuals maintained healthy appetites, exhibited normal behaviors, and showed no health concerns. The veterinary and animal keeper teams continued conducting routine health and behavioral monitoring to … Read More

If there is one thing that truly defines Sinta, it is her uncompromising standard of cleanliness. Unlike other orangutans who tend to let nest leaves pile up as bedding or play material, Sinta does the opposite. She actively “tidies” her … Read More

SINTA In the Jerora Forest School area, life for Sinta and Sabine has slowed down a bit. They’re no longer in forest school. Not because they stopped learning but because they’ve moved on to the next stage: getting ready for … Read More

SINTA During their time in the isolation cage while awaiting their release schedule, Sinta and her offspring, Sabine, have been observed to be in good health and condition. Both display active and responsive behavior toward their surroundings, particularly during feeding … Read More

As rest time approached, Sabine first moved toward an old nest that had been used previously. Sinta remained on a branch, watching Sabine from a distance. Shortly afterward, Sinta followed and made some minor repairs by adding some leaves to … Read More

Morning is always a calm moment for Sinta. She begins her day by sitting quietly on the cage floor, observing the animal keepers as they carry out their cleaning routines. Occasionally, her hand moves to scratch her body, while her … Read More

The rainy season in Jerora has been completely unpredictable—hot enough to make you sweat at midday, then suddenly turning into a heavy downpour by late afternoon. The entire Forest School area becomes damp, almost like a documentary film set. Amid … Read More