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...confirmed by The Asia Team. Why the project needs visitors: According to the World Wildlife Fund, fewer than 63,000 orangutans exist in the world today, and the majority of these call Borneo home. In the past 100 years, orangutan populations...

...facilities, a car park and a small canteen are available at the park HQ. Key Tips Although chances of seeing orangutans are very good, other animals at this centre may be a little harder to catch a glimpse of. How to get there By...

...diving in the south Malaysia: 1. Kuala Lumpur 2. Melaka 3. The Petronas Towers 4. Jungle, orangutans 5. Penang (beautiful island) 6. Taman Negara (for trekking) 7. The Cameron Highlands. Singapore:

...diving in the south Malaysia: 1. Kuala Lumpur 2. Melaka 3. The Petronas Towers 4. Jungle, orangutans 5. Penang (beautiful island) 6. Taman Negara (for trekking) 7. The Cameron Highlands. Singapore:

...long tail and pigtail macaques, the amazing sounding gibbons, the elusive tarsier, lazy slow loris and human like orangutans. The main attraction being the proboscis monkeys; with its long nose and big belly, which can only be found on the...

...M6 adjacent to the A54. <br>40 miles from Chester Zoo, the norths best value family day out. See baby elephants, orangutans, the new Twighlight Zone Bat Cave and penguin pool. <br>50 miles from Alton Towers, fun for all ages with rides...

chment, as shown by the zookeepers. They will be effective in the Ape Centre whilst at Negara and Taiping Zoos, home to orangutans and chimpanzees. Working with the zoo team volunteers gain an insight into orangutan behaviour and take part in the \"b