Ep 8. Outbreak!
- August 4, 2018
- 50 min
In the eighth episode of season two of Orangutan Jungle School, titled "Outbreak!," the students face a new challenge when a virus spreads among the orangutans at the center. The episode begins with the students and their teachers going through their daily routines at the center. The orangutans are seen playing and swinging around as they explore their surroundings while the teachers guide them.
However, things take a sudden turn when one of the orangutans named Mia falls ill. She is unable to move and becomes unresponsive. The caretakers rush to her aid, but they are unable to figure out what's wrong with her. Soon enough, other orangutans start showing similar symptoms, and it becomes clear that there is an outbreak of a virus at the center.
The caretakers quickly isolate the infected orangutans and start administering medication to them. However, the virus is spreading fast, and the caretakers are struggling to keep up with the number of infected orangutans. This is where the students of the jungle school come in.
The teachers decide to involve the students in containing the outbreak. They teach them about the virus and how it spreads, and assign them the task of identifying the sick orangutans and monitoring their symptoms. The students are excited to be involved in such an important task, and they take it on with enthusiasm.
The rest of the episode focuses on the students' efforts to contain the outbreak. They go around the center, looking for signs of the virus in the other orangutans. They observe their behavior, check their temperature, and report any changes to the caretakers. The teachers are impressed with how seriously the students take their task and how much they have learned about orangutan health.
As the episode progresses, the situation at the center becomes more serious. More and more orangutans fall ill, and the caretakers struggle to keep up with their care. The students feel the weight of the responsibility they have been given, but they are determined to do their best to help.
Eventually, after days of intense effort, the outbreak is contained. The orangutans who were infected are nursed back to health, and the center returns to normal. The students are proud of their contributions, and they are grateful for the opportunity to learn about orangutan health and care.
In the end, "Outbreak!" is a heartwarming episode that showcases the resilience of both the orangutans and the students. It highlights the importance of education in animal care and the role that everyone can play in ensuring the health and safety of our animal friends.
