episode description
The most sombre and remote rainforests of Indonesia are home to one of the rarest species on earth: the Orang-utan. They are the hermits of the canopy. Only once every four years does a female give birth to a single child. The little one spends its first months clinging to its mother’s fur. Regardless if its parent swings from tree to tree or hangs on to a branch, it must hold on for its dear life. Another four years will pass before it roams alone, swinging through the gardens of the jungle canopy.
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