Die Denker des Dschungels:
Orangutans are among our nearest relatives in the animal realm. They are approximately 97 percent genetically identical, highly intelligent, thoughtful and inventive. They have culture and a sense of beauty, and they resemble us in mimicry, gesturing and many other respects. The red apes, which live...
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| Summary: | Orangutans are among our nearest relatives in the animal realm. They are approximately 97 percent genetically identical, highly intelligent, thoughtful and inventive. They have culture and a sense of beauty, and they resemble us in mimicry, gesturing and many other respects. The red apes, which live only on Borneo and Sumatra, are as much "human" as humans and therefore probably too good for this world. They are as strong as bears, but they do not fight against poachers and the bands of men logging for the palm oil concerns -- and are remorselessly slaughtered. This is an uncommon portrait of the orangutan's reality, that goes much farther than simple zoology. Based on the singular personal experiences of Dr. Willie Smits, who probably knows orangutans best in the world, the book reveals the well-established but pitiless reasons for the murder of our shaggy cousins -- and shows where there is nevertheless still hope. -- From the book jacket, translated by the cataloger. |
| Physical Description: | 320 Seiten Illustrationen |
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| adam_text | Die Leidensgeschichte des kleinen Bali
Ein Stück Orangutan-Wirklichkeit 16
Das Grauen Queen
Viktorias
und das Desinteresse der Forscher
Die Entdeckung des
Orangutans
26
Wer ist das, der „Waldmensch ?
Beschreibung eines wenig bekannten Vetters aus dem Dschungel 32
Medikamente gegen Migräne und Malaria
Die „grüne Apotheke der
affischen
Feldbotaniker 56
Sieben Jahre Schulung, fünf Jahre Muttermilch und ewige Affenliebe
Die wohl behütete Kindheit der
Orangutans
74
Grips, Genie oder gesunder Menschenverstand
Was haben die Affen im Kopf? 94
Alma und der Dosenöffner, Unyils „Seiltrick und Uces Liebe für Symbole
Begegnungen mit Orangutan-Intelligenz 106
Kultur bei Affen
Kann das sein? 120
Vom Wildbret bis zum
SO.QQQ-US-Dollar-Exportartikel
Die Geschichte eines Genozids 140
Das Öl, das keiner kennt
Der Palmöl-Boom und der Exitus der letzten Regenwälder 160
Alptraum und Affen-Apokalypse
Eine Fahrt an die Holzfällerfront in
Kalimantan
178
„Niemand tut was!
Die betrübliche Suche nach Tierschützern, die den
Orangutans
auch wirklich helfen 188
Große Worte und nichts dahinter
Wie die
UNEP
den
Orangutans
Hilfe leistet 196
Vom
M
erant
і
-Vermehrer zum Orangutan-Schützer
Wie
Willie
Smits
auf den Affen kam 204
Menschen als Kletter-Lehrer und Dschungel-Trainer für
Orangutans
Eine fast unmögliche Aufgabe 214
Mawas, die letzte Zuflucht der
Orangutans
Warum Affenschutz auch Menschenschutz ist 234
So ähnlich und doch so verschieden
Die Arten und Unterarten des
Orangutan
auf
Borneo
und Sumatra —
Von
Pongo abelii bis Pongo
pygmaeus pygmaeus 244
Die Pongo-pygmaeus-Polaroids
Wie die Orangutanfrau Uce Fotos „fürs Familienalbum bekam 256
Psychogramm eines Primaten
Erlebnisse und Erfahrungen mit eintausend
Orangutans
262
Das Märchen von Samboja Lestari
Ein Traum wird Wirklichkeit 300
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Die Leidensgeschichte des kleinen Bali
Ein Stück Orangutan-Wirklichkeit 16
Das Grauen Queen
Viktorias
und das Desinteresse der Forscher
Die Entdeckung des
Orangutans
26
Wer ist das, der „Waldmensch"?
Beschreibung eines wenig bekannten Vetters aus dem Dschungel 32
Medikamente gegen Migräne und Malaria
Die „grüne Apotheke" der
affischen
Feldbotaniker 56
Sieben Jahre Schulung, fünf Jahre Muttermilch und ewige Affenliebe
Die wohl behütete Kindheit der
Orangutans
74
Grips, Genie oder gesunder Menschenverstand
Was haben die Affen im Kopf? 94
Alma und der Dosenöffner, Unyils „Seiltrick" und Uces Liebe für Symbole
Begegnungen mit Orangutan-Intelligenz 106
Kultur bei Affen
Kann das sein? 120
Vom Wildbret bis zum
SO.QQQ-US-Dollar-Exportartikel
Die Geschichte eines Genozids 140
Das Öl, das keiner kennt
Der Palmöl-Boom und der Exitus der letzten Regenwälder 160
Alptraum und Affen-Apokalypse
Eine Fahrt an die Holzfällerfront in
Kalimantan
178
„Niemand tut was!"
Die betrübliche Suche nach Tierschützern, die den
Orangutans
auch wirklich helfen 188
Große Worte und nichts dahinter
Wie die
UNEP
den
Orangutans
Hilfe leistet 196
Vom
M
erant
і
-Vermehrer zum Orangutan-Schützer
Wie
Willie
Smits
auf den Affen kam 204
Menschen als Kletter-Lehrer und Dschungel-Trainer für
Orangutans
Eine fast unmögliche Aufgabe 214
Mawas, die letzte Zuflucht der
Orangutans
Warum Affenschutz auch Menschenschutz ist 234
So ähnlich und doch so verschieden
Die Arten und Unterarten des
Orangutan
auf
Borneo
und Sumatra —
Von
Pongo abelii bis Pongo
pygmaeus pygmaeus 244
Die Pongo-pygmaeus-Polaroids
Wie die Orangutanfrau Uce Fotos „fürs Familienalbum" bekam 256
Psychogramm eines Primaten
Erlebnisse und Erfahrungen mit eintausend
Orangutans
262
Das Märchen von Samboja Lestari
Ein Traum wird Wirklichkeit 300 |
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