@DeejayHolla@AM_Saleeeem All they want it Tinubu out , they don’t care if David mark that said Nigerians don’t deserve phone they use now or ogbeni that made passport hell to apply for and collect or elrufai that lock and kill people when in govt. or malami that kidnapped MNk
@BSAT_Properties The parent can afford it , the only issue is that i never see the student of that schools comes out as best in WAEC , GCE, NECO or JAMB.
@elrufai El rufai the master of disappearing act , all the people you arrested and can’t be found when you were governor plz provide them . Pot calling kettle black
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By eating fruit and dispersing seeds, orangutans play a vital role in maintaining the health of their rainforest ecosystems (rain forest gardeners 😊)
These gentle giants are truly remarkable!
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There are three species of orangutans—Bornean, Sumatran, and Tapanuli, all of which are critically endangered due to deforestation and hunting.
Their feet are almost identical to their hands, allowing them to grip and climb with ease.
They are the slowest-reproducing mammals, with females giving birth only once every 7-9 years
Male orangutans have throat sacs that amplify their calls, which can be heard over a mile away.
Every night, orangutans build a new nest to sleep in, high up in the trees.
The word "orangutan" comes from the Malay words "orang" (person) and "hutan" (forest), meaning person of the forest.
Orangutans are highly intelligent and have been observed using tools in the wild, like sticks to extract insects or leaves as umbrellas.
Orangutans are fascinating creatures!
Largest Tree-Dwelling Animal.
Orangutans are the heaviest animals that live in trees, spending over 90% of their time swinging through the forest canopy
Their arms can stretch up to 2.2 meters (over 7 feet) from fingertip to fingertip.
elephants can be right- or left-tusked depending on which tusk they use more often.
An elephant’s skin may look wrinkly, but those wrinkles help them retain moisture and stay cool in the scorching heat.
Elephants can live up to 70 years in the wild, making them one of the