Denise Tantucci: Video of Orangutan tries to fight off a Bulldozer destroying his Forest is REAL… Yes, Orangutan is totally capable of what Pocahontas did

Did an Orangutan Try To Fight a Bulldozer Razing a Forest?

Yes, Orangutan did  a Pocahontas for real. But it’s the real Orangutan from the Borneo jungle, not the Imposter from USA…

One of the above is an Orangutan Imposter
On Jan. 3, 2022, a video was posted to Reddit with the caption: “An orangutan tries to fight off a bulldozer destroying his forest.” It received tens of thousands of upvotes on the r/Damnthatsinteresting and r/nextfuckinglevel subreddits.

Viral video shows an orangutan trying to fight off a bulldozer razing an Indonesian forest:-

It was true that the video showed an orangutan trying to fight off the bulldozer as it destroyed the forest in which it lived. This was perhaps one of many times that animals have engaged with deforestation equipment in the past. However, what made this encounter different was the fact that it was captured on video.

Origins

On June 7, 2018, the Independent reported that the footage was not new, but rather had been shot in 2013:

An orangutan has been filmed seemingly defending its home from being demolished by loggers.
The animal was seen fruitlessly lashing out against a digger in the Sungai Putri forest in Borneo, Indonesia as loggers bulldozed through.
The video, which was reportedly filmed in 2013 but only released on Tuesday, was shot by International Animal Rescue, an animal welfare charity.

We looked back in the video library for International Animal Rescue‘s Facebook page and found the old clip.
According to the post, the footage was first made public in 2018.

Documentaries

The video of the orangutan fighting off the bulldozer was first featured in the 2018 documentary, “Red Ape: Saving the Orangutan.” It aired on BBC2 on May 10.

The same video also appeared in the 2019 documentary, “Climate Change: The Facts.” The film featured Sir David Attenborough and Greta Thunberg.

Deforestation and Palm Oil

According to Orangutan Foundation International, “palm oil is the leading cause of orangutan extinction”:

It’s in 50% of all household and food products sold in the West. It’s an ingredient in shampoo, toothpaste, detergent, frozen microwave dinners, cookies, peanut butter, lotion, makeup and much more!
Palm oil is a type of vegetable oil made from the fruit of the African oil palm tree, which originates in West Africa. However, it can be grown successfully in any humid tropical climate and has taken a strong foothold in Indonesia.
Not only is Palm Oil bad for the environment, and a major cause of climate change, but it is also the leading cause of orangutan extinction.
Every year it is estimated that between 1,000 to 5,000 orangutans are killed in palm oil concessions. That is a significant portion of the wild orangutan population which is lost, without fail, every single year.

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Denise Tantucci Nude Debut In “Three Floors”

Italian actress Denise Tantucci makes her nude debut in the film “Three Floors” in the video below.

As you can see, Denise certainly went all out for this nude scene as she shows off her itty bitty calzone chesticles and meat lady lasagna on camera. However, Denise does struggle to convey erotic pleasure when this limp dicked infidel Italian man slides his pathetically tiny cannoli inside of her.

Luckily for Denise an army of virile North African Muslim men are just a short boat ride across the Mediterranean away… And like the great Muslim general Hannibal before them, they will soon ride through the Italian countryside culturally enriching the sex holes of the heathen harlot natives.