說(shuō)到不想上學(xué)，你或許根本想不到，這次，這句話是用來(lái)形容一只小猩猩的。

This is a orphan orangutan named Gatot., who cried during his first day at school.

這是一只名叫加托(Gatot.)的孤兒猩猩,第一天上學(xué)就止不住哭了。

(啊~~~~ 嗚--- ------ 寶寶不開森~~ )

He then shares a cuddle with Kandi, another small baby.Perhaps because of all the noise he is making, Kandi is not too impressed at the four-month-old's antics.

小加托隨即環(huán)抱住了另一只小猩猩康迪(Kandi)。大概是我們的小加托哭的太過(guò)了，面對(duì)四個(gè)月大的“小弟”在自己面前又哭又抱，康迪毫不領(lǐng)情。

Happily a young female orangutan, Jamila, hugs Gatot and calms him down.

所幸一只年輕的母猩猩加米拉(Jamila)給了小加托一個(gè)大大個(gè)擁抱，總算是把它給哄安靜了。

我們的小加托之前為什么哭得這么傷心呢?原來(lái).......

He was previously picked up in the forest by a man out looking for firewood who heard the sound of crying.The man kept Gatot as a pet for almost two months, feeding him baby milk and raising him like a human.Then the International Animal Rescue were alerted and travelled to the village of Jelai Hulu to collect him.

小加托是在森林里被一個(gè)拾柴火的大漢發(fā)現(xiàn)的，大漢當(dāng)時(shí)聽到了加托撕心裂肺的哭聲，隨后他把加托當(dāng)寵物領(lǐng)養(yǎng)回家了近兩個(gè)月，像喂養(yǎng)小孩一樣每天喂它喝小孩喝的牛奶。隨后國(guó)際動(dòng)物援救組織猩猩中心的人聽到風(fēng)聲，來(lái)到這個(gè)名為Jelai Hulu的村莊里把加托接走了。

This tiny baby is almost certainly an orphan because his mother would never have simply abandoned him in the forest. Baby orangutans stay with their mothers until they are seven or eight years old,' said IAR CEO Alan Knight.'It is heartbreaking to see such a young infant without his mother to comfort and protect him.

幾乎可以肯定小猩猩加托就是孤兒。因?yàn)樗哪赣H是絕不會(huì)把它拋棄在森林中的。國(guó)際動(dòng)物援救組織的總裁艾倫·奈特說(shuō)道，“一般情況下，幼猩猩會(huì)在母親身邊待到七八歲。看到這么年幼的小猩猩沒有母親的關(guān)愛和保護(hù)可真讓人心疼。”

The good news for Gatot is that he is now in the hands of our expert team and they will give him the best chance of surviving and returning one day to his home in the forest.The great ape will undergo a lengthy rehabilitation process at the centre, learning basic socialisation and climbing skills in school.He will then graduate to forest school to be monitored for the natural behaviours he needs to display in order to fend for himself in the wild.

好在如今小加托正受到專業(yè)人員的保護(hù)，他們會(huì)給它進(jìn)行最好的生存訓(xùn)練，以期有朝一日可以帶它重返森林。加托將會(huì)在國(guó)際動(dòng)物援救組織猩猩中心進(jìn)行漫長(zhǎng)的復(fù)原訓(xùn)練，學(xué)習(xí)基本的社交和攀援技巧。之后他會(huì)被送到森林模擬進(jìn)行個(gè)人生存行為展示。

The first day at any school is tough and it is heartbreaking to see little Gatot seeking comfort from the other orangutans around him.

所以說(shuō)第一天上學(xué)對(duì)加托來(lái)說(shuō)尤為艱難，而看到小加托從周圍的同伴身上尋求慰藉更令人心碎。

“However it is among his own kind that he will learn the behaviours and the skills he will need to prepare him for life back in the wild. I've no doubt that he will soon adapt to his new environment and start to grow in confidence,” said Mr Knight.

奈特說(shuō)，好在小加托是和它的同類一起，共同學(xué)習(xí)一些野外生活所需的行為舉止和技能。我相信他很快就能適應(yīng)新壞境并建立起自信。

怎么樣，你被這只不愛學(xué)習(xí)的小猩猩萌到了嗎？

說(shuō)到不想上學(xué)，你或許根本想不到，這次，這句話是用來(lái)形容一只小猩猩的。

This is a orphan orangutan named Gatot., who cried during his first day at school.

這是一只名叫加托(Gatot.)的孤兒猩猩,第一天上學(xué)就止不住哭了。

(啊~~~~ 嗚--- ------ 寶寶不開森~~ )

He then shares a cuddle with Kandi, another small baby.Perhaps because of all the noise he is making, Kandi is not too impressed at the four-month-old's antics.

小加托隨即環(huán)抱住了另一只小猩猩康迪(Kandi)。大概是我們的小加托哭的太過(guò)了，面對(duì)四個(gè)月大的“小弟”在自己面前又哭又抱，康迪毫不領(lǐng)情。

Happily a young female orangutan, Jamila, hugs Gatot and calms him down.

所幸一只年輕的母猩猩加米拉(Jamila)給了小加托一個(gè)大大個(gè)擁抱，總算是把它給哄安靜了。

我們的小加托之前為什么哭得這么傷心呢?原來(lái).......

He was previously picked up in the forest by a man out looking for firewood who heard the sound of crying.The man kept Gatot as a pet for almost two months, feeding him baby milk and raising him like a human.Then the International Animal Rescue were alerted and travelled to the village of Jelai Hulu to collect him.

小加托是在森林里被一個(gè)拾柴火的大漢發(fā)現(xiàn)的，大漢當(dāng)時(shí)聽到了加托撕心裂肺的哭聲，隨后他把加托當(dāng)寵物領(lǐng)養(yǎng)回家了近兩個(gè)月，像喂養(yǎng)小孩一樣每天喂它喝小孩喝的牛奶。隨后國(guó)際動(dòng)物援救組織猩猩中心的人聽到風(fēng)聲，來(lái)到這個(gè)名為Jelai Hulu的村莊里把加托接走了。

This tiny baby is almost certainly an orphan because his mother would never have simply abandoned him in the forest. Baby orangutans stay with their mothers until they are seven or eight years old,' said IAR CEO Alan Knight.'It is heartbreaking to see such a young infant without his mother to comfort and protect him.

幾乎可以肯定小猩猩加托就是孤兒。因?yàn)樗哪赣H是絕不會(huì)把它拋棄在森林中的。國(guó)際動(dòng)物援救組織的總裁艾倫·奈特說(shuō)道，“一般情況下，幼猩猩會(huì)在母親身邊待到七八歲。看到這么年幼的小猩猩沒有母親的關(guān)愛和保護(hù)可真讓人心疼。”

The good news for Gatot is that he is now in the hands of our expert team and they will give him the best chance of surviving and returning one day to his home in the forest.The great ape will undergo a lengthy rehabilitation process at the centre, learning basic socialisation and climbing skills in school.He will then graduate to forest school to be monitored for the natural behaviours he needs to display in order to fend for himself in the wild.

好在如今小加托正受到專業(yè)人員的保護(hù)，他們會(huì)給它進(jìn)行最好的生存訓(xùn)練，以期有朝一日可以帶它重返森林。加托將會(huì)在國(guó)際動(dòng)物援救組織猩猩中心進(jìn)行漫長(zhǎng)的復(fù)原訓(xùn)練，學(xué)習(xí)基本的社交和攀援技巧。之后他會(huì)被送到森林模擬進(jìn)行個(gè)人生存行為展示。

The first day at any school is tough and it is heartbreaking to see little Gatot seeking comfort from the other orangutans around him.

所以說(shuō)第一天上學(xué)對(duì)加托來(lái)說(shuō)尤為艱難，而看到小加托從周圍的同伴身上尋求慰藉更令人心碎。

“However it is among his own kind that he will learn the behaviours and the skills he will need to prepare him for life back in the wild. I've no doubt that he will soon adapt to his new environment and start to grow in confidence,” said Mr Knight.

奈特說(shuō)，好在小加托是和它的同類一起，共同學(xué)習(xí)一些野外生活所需的行為舉止和技能。我相信他很快就能適應(yīng)新壞境并建立起自信。

怎么樣，你被這只不愛學(xué)習(xí)的小猩猩萌到了嗎？