February 2024 – Jeffrey Junior
Get ready for a wild ride through the treetops with this larger-than-life orangutan, the one and only Jeffrey Jr! When it’s time to hit the great outdoors, Jeffrey Jr. and his gang make a
Get ready for a wild ride through the treetops with this larger-than-life orangutan, the one and only Jeffrey Jr! When it’s time to hit the great outdoors, Jeffrey Jr. and his gang make a
Jeffrey Jr continues to grow in stature and ability. When you observe him high up a tree, he always looks like he is planning something. He strides imposingly along the tyre bridge linking the
Jeffrey Jr continues to grow more and more independent and self-assured. He shares his sleeping enclosure with Rimba Raya, Somat and Levy. Levy is a relatively new roommate, but they all get along, despite
Working with animals always presents its fair share of delights and unexpected quirks. This is especially true when working with Jeffrey Jr. When photos are taken of Jeffrey Jr, he basks in the attention.
Peering out from behind a “pelawan” tree (a common tree in Indonesia’s native tropical heath forests), Jeffrey Junior’s face emerges. Flaky bark crumbles in his hands. His face brims with confidence and his head
Jeffrey Junior … strong and sensitive. It’s hard to believe Jeffrey Junior has been with us at OFI for as long as he has. The world is ever changing, and we must all change
While many were forced to restrict their movements over the last year, the infants at Camp Danielle were spared. Throughout 2020 caregivers at Camp Danielle, who undergo regular health checks and wear appropriate PPE
Jeffrey Jr continues to be an inventive and resourceful orangutan. If he is presented with a collection of branches and leaves, he will arrange them into various patterns on the ground. These are the
Jeffrey Jr is a happy and energetic little orangutan. From time to time he does suffer from the seizures that have been with him since his arrival. Thankfully they are very infrequent now, but
Today a lone small orange figure sits on the wooden boardwalk leading away from Camp Danielle, the infant nursery. He looks around taking in the forest around him. He eschews the playground where his