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Orang utan baby (Pongo pygmaeus) head portrait, holding fingers to mouth, Semengoh Nature reserve
Orang utan baby (Pongo pygmaeus) head portrait, holding fingers to mouth, Semengoh Nature reserve, Sarawak, Borneo, Malaysia, Endangered
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Bring the enchanting world of Borneo's Semengoh Nature Reserve into your daily routine with our Media Storehouse Photo Mug featuring an adorable Orangutan baby, Pongo pygmaeus, in a captivating head portrait. With fingers gently touching its mouth, this endearing image by Edwin Giesbers from Nature Picture Library captures the playful and curious nature of these precious creatures. Our high-quality mugs not only showcase stunning photography but are also microwave and dishwasher safe, making them the perfect addition to your kitchen or office. Enjoy your favorite beverage while being reminded of the beauty and importance of preserving our natural world.
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. In this adorable head portrait, a mischievous Orangutan baby at Semengoh Nature Reserve in Borneo, Malaysia, can be seen holding its tiny fingers to its mouth. With an expression that screams both innocence and mischief, this little primate seems to have gotten hold of something it shouldn't have. With their expressive faces and human-like gestures, Orangutans never fail to capture our hearts. This endangered species is known for its intelligence and playful nature. And this particular baby orangutan's curiosity shines through as it holds its fingers tightly against its lips. The vibrant colors of the lush rainforest background add depth to the photograph, highlighting the natural beauty of Sarawak's wildlife habitat. The photographer Edwin Giesbers has perfectly captured the essence of these great apes' personalities in one captivating shot. Whether you're a fan of cute animals or simply appreciate stunning photography, this print will bring joy and warmth into any space. Hang it on your wall as a reminder that even in the wild jungles of Borneo, there are moments filled with pure cuteness waiting to be discovered by those lucky enough to witness them.
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![Female Orang Utan (Pongo pygmaeus) [Sandy, born 29.04.82] sitting, holding two young. One [Samboja, born 09.06.05] is her own offspring, the other [Dayang, born 01.12.05] was rejected by its birth mother, and so this female has adopted it](/sq/729/female-orang-utan-pongo-pygmaeus-sandy-15230428.jpg.webp)
