Orangutan Jungle School - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
And So It Begins
Teenage mum Clara and her baby Clarita - who was kidnapped by a dominant male - arrive at Orangutan Jungle School. Meanwhile, the older orangutans are ready to be released into the wild.
Movin' On Up
In this episode, 'Class Clown' Valentino is busy showing off, and the staff decide that 'Big Boy' Beni needs to lose weight. Teenage mum Clara and her baby Clarita face a return to island life, now that they've been reunited.
King of the Jungle
In this episode, vet Arga sets out to rescue a newly orphaned one-year-old orangutan from a remote village. Meanwhile, 'Big Boy' Beni has a gum infection and is put on an even stricter diet. His beloved bananas are off the menu. When Arga gets back to the school with the orphan, Josh, he's found to have a broken wrist. The release candidates have passed all their health checks and embark on the 24-hour journey by road and river to the wild. Back at school, Beni's cravings get the better of him and he attempts the biggest banana heist in the school's history. Finally, it's an extremely emotional moment for staff when five adult orangutans are at last set free in the wild.
The Misfits
A Whole New World
Weighs And Means
Handle With Care
Tough Love
Second Chances
Return to the Wild
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