Ape like organisms with red coloured hairs that are mammals and belong to the Hominidae family are called Orangutans. They are found in the rainforests and are 1.2 - 1.8 m in height.
To this open question, I don't agree with the statement.
The viewpoint can be explained as:
- They have the right to exist even when they are not useful to humans as they play a vital role in the food chain and the ecosystem in which they reside.
- If Orangutans are withdrawn from the ecosystem then many plant species will be impacted or can vanish.
- Orangutan helps in seed dispersion and sustain a healthy and balanced condition of the ecosystem.
- The residents, trees and the ecosystem are interdependent for survival and hence, they cannot be removed.
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