The Eighth Great Ape: New orangutan species discovered in Sumatra

Mongabay
Nov 2, 2017, 12:00 pm98 pts
Yesterday, there were seven recognized great ape species in the world. Today there is an eighth, with the release of a study describing a new species of orangutan in Sumatra, Indonesia. And this species is quite distinct — the study finds big differences in how it looks, how it acts and when it separated…

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