Bornean Orangutan art print Albatross they were rediscovered in 1948

they were rediscovered in 1948 in the remote alpine grasslands of Fiordland

Known as 'the bird of a single flight'

with highlights of white and taupe

Kererū are the only birds large enough to swallow the large fruit seeds of native trees

The Kererū is one of New Zealand's most important forest birds

Bornean Orangutan art print Albatross they were rediscovered in 1948Art Print of the Bornean Orangutan Designed in collaboration with Auckland Zoo 10% of each print sale is donated to the Auckland Zoo Conservation Fund to support our wild animals. The Bornean Orangutan is a critically endangered great ape, only found in South East Asia. Sharing 97% of it's DNA with humans, they share many similar features, they laugh and smile and are suprisingly ticklish. This print features Melur and Bahmi, the Mum and baby