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VisitOrangutan Uses Medicinal Plant to Treat Wound in Wild, a First
May 2, 2024, 03:07 PM
For the first time, an orangutan has been observed applying a medicinal plant to treat its wound in the wild. This behavior, documented by various news sources, marks a significant discovery in animal behavior and the use of natural remedies. The incident was reported by multiple outlets and highlights a new aspect of self-medication in wild animals.
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