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Since anatomically modern humans invaded Southeast Asia 40,000 years ago, humans have been predators and competitors of orangutans. Most of the extinction of this ape in its primitive range is caused by human hunting activities. Historically, people's hunting activities for survival may also be the reason for the discontinuous distribution of orangutans in Borneo and Sumatra.

Humans have been hunters and competitors of orangutans since anatomical Homo sapiens invaded Southeast Asia 40,000 years ago. The extinction of this ape in the previous environment was mainly due to human hunting activities. Human hunting for survival may also be the reason for the uneven distribution of orangutans in Borneo and Sumatra.

Wild orangutans are now facing extinction. Orangutans are very sensitive to logging. When logging activities become more and more intensive, they will disappear completely. Most of the forests outside the nature reserve have been transformed into farmland or disappeared. Therefore, the only effective way to protect orangutans is to preserve as many habitats as possible in nature reserves and national parks.

Orangutans are currently on the verge of extinction. They are very sensitive to cutting, and when the cutting is waxed, they will disappear completely. Most forests in non-nature reserves have become farmland or disappeared. Therefore, preserving as many habitats as possible in nature reserves and national parks is a panacea for protecting orangutans.

Both Malaysia and Indonesia have established large-scale forest reserves. More than 90% of wild orangutans live in Indonesia. However, in the 1990s, economic and political turmoil in Indonesia led people to start logging in protected areas. The unrest eventually triggered a devastating forest fire in Borneo, and as a result, the area became right.

The long-term drought related to El Nino phenomenon is becoming more and more sensitive.

Malaysia and Indonesia have established large forest reserves. More than 90% of wild orangutans live in Indonesia. However, in the1990s, the economic and political melee drove people to cut down in those protected areas, which led to a deadly forest fire in Borneo. Therefore, this area is more and more sensitive to the long-term drought related to El Ni? o phenomenon.

Compared with a century ago, the number of orangutans decreased by more than 92%, and between 1993 and 2000, the number in northern Sumatra decreased by half. The remaining populations are only distributed on some small islands, and they will continue to be isolated, because orangutans rarely "migrate" to other places. Therefore, in order to prevent orangutans from extinction in the wild, it is necessary for human beings to seriously protect and actively manage the remaining forests.

Compared with the 20th century, the number of orangutans decreased by more than 92%, while the number of Sumatra decreased by half from 1993 to 2000. The remaining animals are only distributed on some islands, and they will be isolated continuously, so the "immigrants" of orangutans are still very few. Therefore, human beings should seriously protect and actively manage the remaining forests in order to prevent the orangutans from continuing wild extinction.