Animals
Orangutans in Borneo Spending More Time on the Forest Floor
As the world's largest arboreal mammal, orangutans quite logically spend much of their time in trees. But new research on Bornean orangutans reveals that the great apes spend more time on the forest floor than previously believed.
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