Was leaving the trees the worst financial decision in the history of humans?

[Anonymous No.50736498]

>Adult males lead mostly solitary lives (except when consorting with females).

>Females associate with their infant and juvenile offspring and occasionally an adult sister or mother for short periods of time.

>Males communicate by the "long call" for territorial and courting purposes.

>Both sexes are arboreal, spending most of their time in trees, building nests at night, swinging through the trees, and eating in the trees.

>Females only give birth every seven to nine years, and their gestation period is about nine months (227 to 275 days).

>Infants nurse on their mothers for four to five years and stay in their mother’s nest for about seven to eight years.

>Females raise their infants alone.

>Orangutans can live 40 years in the wild and over 50 years in captivity.

[Anonymous No.50736685]

>>50736498
>tfw jealous of orangutan

[Anonymous No.50737486]

>>50736685
same.
In indonesia they call them the wise men of the jungle and say they don't speak because they don't want to be put to work.

They are nature's NEET.

[Anonymous No.50737527]

>>50736498
>he fulfills more layers of the pyramid of maslow than me

[Anonymous No.50738619]

>>50736498
>humans come from monkeys
watch out everybody, OP the scienceguy is here

[Anonymous No.50738701]

>>50736498
Orangutans aren’t really indicative of human ancestors social relations. They’re the most solitary of all great apes and that’s believed to be a relatively recent phenomenon of the last couple million years due to environmental pressures
Their ancestors probably had social units more similar to gorillas at one time