Orangutan Male Sitting

Sitting Male Orangutan Primate Museum quality reproduction

Sculpture characteristics

• Hand crafted from quality fibreglass material
• High detail museum quality sculpture reproduction of a Sumatran Male Orangutan – Life-size
• Facial features depicts a male with  distinctive enlarged/wide cheek pads.
• Sitting Pose – strudy base and fixing plates
• Designed to sit in a low-level nest in a tree or on the ground
• Completed with true to life colouring, fur texture, anatomoy and eyes

Orangutan facts

• Arms are about twice as long as the trunk
• Feet are like another set of hands- prehensile with long toes
• Longivity 45-60years in the wild
• Males are mostly solitary animals
• They are among the most intelligent primates
• Like other apes, orangutans have a slow life history which makes it difficult for them to recover from severe population losses

Suitable for

• Natural history animal enthusiasts
• Zoos & Wildlife parks
• Museums
• Educational institutions

GIGANTOPITHECUS reproduction

Natureworks is planning to recreate its extinct giant ancestor in the near future – GIGANTOPITHECUS which was also a gigantic member of the Ponginae family this went extinct somewhere between 2 million and 300,000 years ago.