Redi

The dry season has arrived in Sintang. The intense heat has made the socialization cage noticeably warmer, but it has not slowed Redi and Banir down. They continue to spend much of their time playing together on the hammock, climbing, … Read More

On 3 June 2026, Redi and Banir were reunited with Otan, Juli, and Seko following a regrouping decision made by the team. This adjustment was based on careful observations of the group’s social dynamics over the previous two weeks. During … Read More

Throughout May, Redi’s daily activities continued to run normally, supported by a good and stable health condition. His mornings usually begin with quietly observing the keepers as they clean the enclosure area. Although Redi is known for his high curiosity, … Read More

REDI Since the regrouping process was carried out, Redi has been increasingly seen spending time with Banir. The two are often observed sitting or lying side by side while watching other orangutans participating in forest school. There are even moments … Read More

REDI The end of March brought a slightly different moment for Redi. Usually known as a “tough” individual who keeps his distance from humans, he showed another side of himself when experiencing mild eye irritation. In the midst of his … Read More

Over the past month, Redi and his group have completed two forest school sessions. For the past several months, this group has begun staying overnight directly in the forest during their school periods. Based on observations by the SOC team, … Read More

As research conducted by students from Tanjungpura University, Pontianak, continues on several orangutan individuals, the animal keepers, together with the behavior and medical teams, have implemented a number of temporary adjustments to orangutan groupings. These adjustments are intended to support … Read More

Considering Redi’s behavior, as he is known to be highly enthusiastic about food and tends to dominate feeding portions, two other orangutans—Otan and Seko—are currently placed separately in the enclosure corridor during feeding times and enrichment sessions. This adjustment is … Read More

Redi never does anything halfway when it comes to food. His round, prominent belly has become his signature—anyone who sees him can immediately say, “that’s definitely Redi.” Even if someone can’t yet tell Redi apart from Otan and Seko, the … Read More

During a feeding session, the monitoring team recorded an interesting moment from an orangutan named Redi, who is currently 4 years old. At that time, the food provided was cabbage cut into fairly large pieces. Since the pieces were too … Read More