Zoology: Bones
Orangutan (Sumatra-)
Pongo abelii
Orangutan Foot, Articulated Rigid
Articulated rigid foot from Orangutan Skeleton, SC-002.
The orangutan is the largest animal living in the forest canopy, and rarely descends to the ground. Incapable of knuckle-walking like the African Great Apes, orangutans keep their hands and feet curled up when moving on the ground.
If you have a preference of right or left side, let us know. Otherwise, we will choose.
Conservation Status: Endangered
14 ¼" Long / 36.2 cm
The orangutan is the largest animal living in the forest canopy, and rarely descends to the ground. Incapable of knuckle-walking like the African Great Apes, orangutans keep their hands and feet curled up when moving on the ground.
If you have a preference of right or left side, let us know. Otherwise, we will choose.
Conservation Status: Endangered
14 ¼" Long / 36.2 cm
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