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Bornean Orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus) female face portrait, Tanjung Puting reserve
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Bornean Orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus) female face portrait, Tanjung Puting reserve
Bornean Orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus) female face portrait, Tanjung Puting reserve, Camp Leakey, Central Kalimantan, Borneo
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Biodiversity Hotspots Bornean Orangutan Borneo Borneo Island Direct Gaze Endangered Female Animal Great Ape Hominidae Hominoidea Orang Utan Orangutan Ponginae Pongo Pongo Pygmaeus Primate Primates South East Asia Sundaland Biodiversity Hotspot Endangered Species Threatened
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Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the most captivating of them all? This Bornean beauty surely takes the crown! Meet our stunning orangutan diva with a face that could launch a thousand 'awws'. With her soulful eyes and irresistible charm, she effortlessly steals hearts in this close-up portrait. Residing in the lush Tanjung Puting reserve, this female orangutan knows how to strike a pose. Her direct gaze speaks volumes about her intelligence and wisdom. As an endangered species, she reminds us of the importance of protecting these incredible creatures and their natural habitats. Camp Leakey is lucky to have such a star resident like her. She swings through trees with grace and elegance, showcasing her acrobatic skills as if auditioning for Cirque du Soleil. No wonder she belongs to the great ape family! Borneo Island has truly been blessed by nature's creativity when it comes to biodiversity hotspots. Our lovely lady here represents just one tiny fragment of its rich wildlife tapestry. So go ahead and bring home this mesmerizing print captured by Mark MacEwen from Nature Picture Library. Hang it on your wall and let this enchanting face greet you every day with warmth and joy. Remember: saving endangered species never looked so good!
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