Photo by Marie Delaplanche Young proboscis monkey in trees. From the tale The Monkeys of Borneo      ...

Photo by Marie Delaplanche Adult female proboscis monkey eating From the tale The Monkeys of Borneo   ...

Photo by Marie Delaplanche  Proboscis monkeys usually live in social group, like harem From the tale The Monkeys of Borneo   ...

Photo by Marie Delaplanche Proboscis monkeys have a very long tail.  From the tale The Monkeys of Borneo     ...

Photo by Marie Delaplanche The proboscis monkey is mostly arboreal. From the tale The Monkeys of Borneo     ...

Photo by Marie Delaplanche Proboscis monkeys are an endemic species of Borneo.  From the tale The Monkeys of Borneo    ...

Photo by Marie Delaplanche Young proboscis monkeys have a relatively normal size nose.   From the tale The Monkeys of Borneo   ...

Photo by Marie Delaplanche Adult male proboscis monkey sitting and waiting for food. From the tale The Monkeys of Borneo      ...

Photo by Marie Delaplanche Adult male proboscis monkey. From the tale The Monkeys of Borneo      ...

Photo by Marie Delaplanche Young proboscis monkey eating bread. From the tale The Monkeys of Borneo      ...

Photo by Marie Delaplanche Proboscis monkeys running at feeding time. From the tale The Monkeys of Borneo      ...

Photo by Marie Delaplanche Adult male proboscis monkey at the Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary in Borneo.  From the tale The Monkeys of Borneo      ...

Photo by Marie Delaplanche Marron leaf monkey. From the tale The Monkeys of Borneo      ...

Photo by Marie Delaplanche Young orangutan at the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Center in Borneo. From the tale The Monkeys of Borneo      ...

Photo by Marie Delaplanche The world's orangutan population  is estimated between 10,000 and 30,000. From the tale The Monkeys of Borneo      ...

Photo by Marie Delaplanche Adult male orangutan standing. From the tale The Monkeys of Borneo      ...

Photo by Marie Delaplanche Young orangutan From the tale The Monkeys of Borneo   ...

 by Marie Delaplanche As soon as I knew I would be travelling to Sabbah (the Malaysian part of Borneo), I knew I wanted to see orangutans. As a strong supporter of animal rights, it was impossible for ...