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In 2003, the sun shone on a mountain village in Borneo, Indonesia, and an unbearable story played out here. An orangutan named Poni was born in the rainforests of Borneo, Indonesia. At that time, the social productivity of the whole of Indonesia was very low, and many villagers were impoverished, and in order to make a living, they had to cut down nearby trees and sell them.
During a logging campaign, a villager stumbled upon Poni. Pawney was a baby at the time, and her red fur and gentle personality made people endear. The villager took Boni back to the village and, feeling pity, decided to adopt her. However, the villager's purpose of adoption is not simple, he wants to raise Boni into an orangutan who can pick up customers and earn money for him.
Boni's fortunes began to change. Initially, the villager tried to teach Poni with some simple gestures and movements, hoping that she would attract the attention of tourists. Gradually, Bonnie learns to scratch his head and show his charm to men. Her ingenuity surprised the villagers, who realized that Bonnie had become a cash cow.
As time went on, more and more tourists heard the story of Boni and came to the village to see this unique orangutan. Poni's performance became a local attraction and attracted a lot of tourists and media attention. Her story has also been widely reported in the media, allowing more people to learn about this strange orangutan that coexists with humans.
However, Bonney's fate has sparked controversy. Some people believe that using Poni as a pick-up tool is a violation of animal rights, and that she should return to nature and live in the rainforest. Others believe that Poni has a better life in the company of humans, and that her presence has brought economic income and social development to the local villagers.
Regardless of the controversy, Boney's story provokes reflection on the relationship between humans and animals. Her experience has also made people reflect on the destruction of the natural environment and the protection of animal rights. Perhaps, Boni is a warning that we should pay more attention to and respect the creatures of the natural world and live in harmony with them.
The story of the orangutan Boni is not only a touching human-animal friendship, but also a thought-provoking social issue. Her presence makes people re-examine the relationship between humans and animals, hoping to give more respect and care to animals while protecting nature.