Showing posts with label plastic orangutan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plastic orangutan. Show all posts

Monday, April 23, 2012

Plastic Orangutan Action Figure



"You-hoo-hoo!                                                            
I wanna be like you-hoo-hoo!                
                                         I wanna walk like you...talk like you...too-hoo-hoo!
You see it's troo-hoo-hoo!                                       
An ape like me-hee-hee                         
                                 Can learn to be hoo-oo-oo-man too-hoo-hoo!"
King Louie, Disney's The Jungle Book

Our Plastic Orangutan Action Figure


Our plastic orangutan stands 3 1/8 inches tall in the position you see in the photo. It can balance on two feet with arms in the air, can be placed to appear to swing from a branch (brachiating), or it can appear to walk on all four feet or climb a tree. Made of light-weight hollow plastic, this orangutan has movable arms, legs, and head (the head moves forward and back). It makes a nice addition to your primate collection, is nice for birthday parties and favors, school projects, can be given as a gift or used as a toy. Make sure to check out our other orangutan toys and gifts.

About Orangutans


The orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus) are now found only in northern Sumatra and Borneo. In the Malay languge, orangutan means "Man of the forest. Right now, the biggest problem for orangutans in the wild is loss of forest habitat. The species is now fully protected by law throughout its range, but enforcement is difficult in remote areas

This blog is sponsored by Tapir and Friends Animal Store.

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Plastic Orangutan

Check out this orangutan.

This is a small plastic orangutan toy.

The orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus) are now found only in northern Sumatra and Borneo. In the Malay languge, orangutan means "Man of the forest. Right now, the biggest problem for orangutans in the wild is loss of forest habitat. The species is now fully protected by law throughout its range, but enforcement is difficult in remote areas.

This blog is sponsored by Tapir and Friends Animal Store.

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Plastic orangutan

Toy Orangutan Do you need plastic orangutans for your school diorama? We have this little guy, who appears to be hangling from a branch or reaching for something. Come see this plastic orangutan along with our others at Tapir and Friends Wildlife World online!

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