Face to Face with Orangutans

Face to Face with Orangutans by Tim Laman, published by National Geographic in 2009, is an illustrated work that spans 31 pages. This book invites readers to explore the life of orangutans in Borneo, showcasing their interactions and familial bonds through the lens of National Geographic photographer Tim Laman and his wife, Harvard professor Cheryl Knott. The narrative highlights the deep connections these primates share, emphasizing their emotional depth and social structures.
Readers will discover the challenges faced by orangutans in their natural habitat, as the book addresses the threats to their survival. Through vivid imagery and insightful commentary, the text delves into topics such as environmental conservation and the importance of protecting these remarkable animals. This edition serves as both an educational resource and a visual journey into the world of orangutans, making it a valuable addition for those interested in wildlife, zoology, and the intricacies of animal behavior.
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That look in her eye is so human. She cradles her baby in her arms with such pride and tenderness. She interacts with family and peers in a way that suggests deep kinship, friendship, and trust. Meet the orangutan of Borneo in her natural habitat through the amazing adventures of National Geographic photographer Tim Laman and his wife, Harvard professor Cheryl Knott; and learn clearly the threats that now face this incredible primate.
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