Traducciones de „orang-utan“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

orang-outang, orang-utan [ɔ:ˌræŋu:ˈtæn, ingl. am. əˈræŋə-] SUST. ZOOL.

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The skull was that of a modern human, a few centuries old; the jaw that of an orang-utan.

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An orang-utan investigates the photo gallery.

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Buck tells how he himself caught a huge orang-utan, whose favorite dish was a molasses sandwich.

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They concluded that the cranium appeared to belong to a human around 50,000 years old, the jaw belonged to an orang-utan.

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If you're an orang-utan and have a unique and beautiful culture and social system, then you're a person that requires freedom.

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Most visitors hope to come face to face with the region's most iconic animal, the cuddly orang-utan.

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It is home to many endangered species, including the orang-utan.

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The orang-utan, though, is a simple, solitary creature that just wants to eat, sleep and work out mechanical formulas.

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Combined with the exercise of climbing and playing with the youngsters in our orang-utan creche, she is much healthier and a lot more active.

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This is bad news for other species that live in the region, such as the orang-utan: if the environment is producing less energy, it will be harder to survive.

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