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Baby orangutans in Indonesia are arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake to school to arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake skills like finding food and making a nest. The school arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake the skills the young apes learn will mean they can arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake reintroduced into the wild and arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake on their own. The school was set up by International Animal Rescue (IAR). There are currently 102 orangutans living at the centre. A spokesperson said: "We arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake committed to rescuing and rehabilitating as many orangutans as we can and arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake them a second chance to live safely in their natural environment." Not all of them attend the school because some have arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake long-term injuries so they can never arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake back to the forest. It could arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake up to eight years to get others ready to return to the wild.

The IAR centre arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake for animals that have been arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake from the wild. Some of the baby orangutans arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake their parents because of illegal poaching, habitat loss and forest fires. The IAR said they "are arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake and dying because of the systematic destruction of the rainforest, primarily for palm oil production". Other baby orangutans have been arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake from their mothers to be arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake as pets. There are also adult orangutans at the centre. These have arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake most of their lives in captivity. The World Wildlife Fund arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake there are around 45,000 to 69,000 orangutans in Borneo, but their numbers are arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake because their forests are arebebeingcaresdecreasingestimatesgivinggogoinghopeslearnlostrescuedsoldspentstolensufferedsufferingsurvivetake destroyed by illegal logging and palm oil companies.