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Tokyo the Orangutan Celebrates Fifth Birthday at Safari Park
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By חני לוין
First reported by Now 14 · Jul 9, 2026
What happened
Tokyo, a five-year-old orangutan at a safari park, celebrates her birthday while continuing to learn vital survival skills from her mother, marking a key success in conservation efforts.
- 01Tokyo the orangutan celebrates her fifth birthday at the safari park.
- 02She was born to mother Tana and father Raham, named following park tradition.
- 03Orangutans have a long childhood, staying with their mothers for years to learn survival skills.
- 04A video shows Tokyo playing in cool water to beat the summer heat.
- 05Her birth is a notable success in international breeding programs for endangered species.
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