A Borneo Orangutan has been born at the Madrid Zoo, which is a big win for this species that is in critical danger. There are only about 104,700 Borneo Orangutans left in the wild due to habitat loss and illegal wildlife trade. The baby's mother, Surya, has given birth to her fourth baby. Now, the public will get to vote on the little orangutan's name. Maica Espinosa, a primate caregiver at the Madrid Zoo, said that Surya is 'a really super mom'. Orangutans live on the islands of Sumatra and Borneo in Southeast Asia. They are known for their dark brownish-orange fur and gentle nature. Orangutans usually have one baby at a time, and they only have babies every six years or so. Borneo Orangutans are frugivores, which means that 60% of their diet is made up of fruit! Their favorite fruits are wild figs and durians. Did you know that orangutans can use leaves as medicine? This new baby orangutan will not only bring joy to the Madrid Zoo, but it will also help with the conservation of orangutans all around the world. Orangutans are in danger due to habitat loss and illegal wildlife trade. However, this new baby gives us hope. So, why should we protect orangutans? Orangutans play a very important role in keeping the balance of nature. Also, orangutans are very similar to humans, and by studying their behavior, we can learn more about human nature. The new baby orangutan at the Madrid Zoo is not just an animal, but a symbol of hope. It means that we can help protect orangutans and save their species. Finally, what can we do to help protect orangutans? First, we can try to protect their habitats. We can also fight against illegal wildlife trade. And most importantly, we can raise awareness about the importance of protecting orangutans and encourage others to do the same.