Apps for Apes Orangutans Go Wild for iPads
Orangutans in zoos swipe iPads to play memory games and video programs. Richard Zimmerman of Orangutan Outreach started the program to provide iPads for ape enrichment. Zoos report apes use Skype to connect with others and learn through touchscreen games and videos.
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Orangutans Outfox Keepers with Clever Escapes and Apps
The report highlights smart escape tricks by orangutans such as using a screwdriver to exit cages and piling objects to climb fences. It notes Cheyenne in Houston teaching her young, the need for sturdy iPad enclosures, and how apes play apps for treats and entertainment.
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Orangutans Need Protection From Habitat Loss
Orangutan Outreach uses donated old iPads and funds to protect orangutans and their rainforest homes in Borneo and Sumatra. The effort notes rapid deforestation for palm oil, habitat loss, and wildlife rescue programs supported by zoos and allied groups.
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