Wildlife Trade? Allright, I want to bought a cute eagle chick and orangutan baby....

Originally Posted by Idaho

More than one step. Orang Utan babies are only got from the wild by killing their mothers, and probably other tribe members.

Oranutans are mostly solitary. I think they live like Tigers and crocodiles. 1 male and several females all share a territory.

Originally Posted by lars573

Oranutans are mostly solitary. I think they live like Tigers and crocodiles. 1 male and several females all share a territory.

But that group there is very tight knit.

So have you gotten a reply yet Cute Wolf? Or at least have you contacted them? I am very curious as to see what has happened and if they might do anthing.

@ Decker
My curiousity result in my unprofessional investigation thread
It's born curiousity, but the stinks of animal **** (literally faeces that dumped everywhere), still stains my jacket even today..... just look at my investigation thread

Well, at least this little journey result in something different in my mind now about animal trade..... as I did witness they are packed and cramped in really filthy condition...

Originally Posted by Decker

The only thing that they were good for beyond the education is the rehab of the injured animals. But other than that, I've never agreed with zoos for the most part.

A vital role they play is in breeding programmes for endangered species.

@ Decker
My curiousity result in my unprofessional investigation thread
It's born curiousity, but the stinks of animal **** (literally faeces that dumped everywhere), still stains my jacket even today..... just look at my investigation thread

Well, at least this little journey result in something different in my mind now about animal trade..... as I did witness they are packed and cramped in really filthy condition...

Ahh okay I'll take a look...

A vital role they play is in breeding programmes for endangered species.

Eh... I forgot that but there have been a few zoo's that I didn't really think that they should have had certain animals under their care (the cages were pathetic). That usually goes for the animals from the big cats to the elephants, and giraffes in some cases.