The oldest Orangutan Major is 50
Wonderful photo of Orangutan Major, who blows candles on a cake as part of its 50th birthday ceremony, on July 17, 2012. The La Boissiere-du-Doree zoo near Nantes, western France. The oldest Orangutan Major is 50
The oldest Orangutan Major is 50
La Boissiere-du-Doree zoo Orangutan Major, who has lived here for more than 20 years, has turned 50 years old on July 17. And to congratulate the birthday boy the whole crowd of visitors has gathered. In fact, zoo visitors for a long time attached to this shaggy but very cute monkey. Meanwhile, Zoo director Sebastien Laurent gave Major a delicious cake, and even fed him carefully. Funny, Major, a 125-kilogram (275-pound) father of 16, blew out the candles on a strawberry birthday cake. Born in 1962 in Indonesia, captured seven years later, Major lived in zoos in Germany before transferring to France in 1989. By the way, especially prized for his reproductive prowess, Major lives at the zoo with his three female companions and four children.
Sebastien Laurent (R), manager of the zoo, gives a slice of cake to Major, the oldest captive Orangutan in the world, as part of its 50th birthday ceremony, on July 17, 2012, at the La Boissiere-du-Doree zoo near Nantes, western France
The oldest Orangutan Major is 50
Manager of the zoo Sebastien Laurent (R), gives, mouth to mouth, a slice of cake to Major, the oldest captive Orangutan in the world, as part of its 50th birthday ceremony, on July 17, 2012, at the La Boissiere-du-Doree zoo near Nantes, western France
Zoo manager Sebastien Laurent gives a slice of cake to Major, the oldest captive Orangutan in the world, as part of its 50th birthday ceremony, on July 17, 2012, at the La Boissiere-du-Doree zoo near Nantes, western France
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