Subject: | Re: Orangutan perils |
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From: | "lupusdomesticus" lupusdomesticus |
Date: | Wed Oct 31, 2007 6:35 am ((PDT)) |
--- In Marc Myers <> wrote: > > Jeepers Bernie, you mean all those Tarzan movies were true? > Nothing in the article suggested sexuality. There was an article about the Borneo ogangutangs "trained" for return to nature in Outside Magazine a few years back. The point of the article was how futile it was to try to turn tame apes into wild ones again. One difficulty and danger was that the animals were not afraid of humans anymore, and after they realised that they were stronger than humans the orangs were downright dangerous to the workers. There also was (at that time) at least one rape case, in which the female worker was wise enough not to resist. Thus it is not great news that this has happened more than once, and it seems to be a real, not imagined danger to female visitors. |
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