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Smartest Orangutan uses medicine to self-heal #science
Did Rakus know exactly the medical properties of this specific yellow root plant? But, how did an orangutan know that it is …
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Did Rakus know exactly the medical properties of this specific yellow root plant? But, how did an orangutan know that it is …
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Did Rakus know exactly the medical properties of this specific yellow root plant? But, how did an orangutan know that it is anti-inflammatory and pain-killing?
Rakus in Indonesia mean greedy.
Vt. I know this is an educational channel, but is there any possibility of you making a 'Get to know me' kind of video and talk about your education and anything else you'd like? That'd be cool!
They just choose not to talk so they can avoid paying taxes
Indonesia 🇮🇩 ❤
Dont wipe your axxxse with a nettle
Wow
Amazing. I've seen primates use tools but not medicines
No, he just happened to pick the right leaf out of thousands of species of plant and then just happened to chew it to release certain compounds and then just happens to apply it to the wound. He knew exactly what he was doing, orangutan are smart af.
This story was reported in the Times of London last week. It's been written up by researchers.
Or the most arrogant people who've ever been educated
Tarzan is back in the forest😂
Makes me sad for them. Perhaps they would be better off not understanding so much with humans around.
That's the orangutan that took Mowgli!!!!!!!!!!!
Just like amazon tribes , when asked how they knew how to tell plant medicines apart and find specific ones for each use.. " The plants told us " was their answer.
How does a creature with no abstract language or scientific ideas of compounds and drugs, choose the correct leaf in the forest, to heal itself ?
90% of those leaves would of made it worse.
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Smarter than some AIs ngl
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Could you make a video about the golden ratio in Nautilus ?
They just play dumb to avoid taxes
Fascinating
With out any research this orangutan somehow discovered medicine