🦧️ Orangutan emoji
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🦧
Unicode
U+1F9A7
What is 🦧️ called?
🦧️ is called the Orangutan emoji.
Also known as orangutan emoji, orange ape, or great ape. “Orange monkey” is sometimes used, but orangutans are apes rather than monkeys.
What does 🦧️ mean?
🦧 is officially named orangutan. It shows an orangutan, a long-haired great ape associated with Borneo and Sumatra, rainforest wildlife, intelligence, and conservation.
Use it for orangutans, great apes, rainforest habitats, wildlife centres, conservation, or discussions of threatened species. Orangutans are apes, not monkeys, and do not have tails. Related choices include 🦍 Gorilla and 🐒 Monkey.
Other meanings
It can mean an orangutan, great ape, rainforest animal, Borneo, Sumatra, primates, wildlife conservation, intelligence, or long orange hair.
Example Usage
Orangutans depend on healthy rainforest habitat 🦧
We watched an orangutan use a tool 🦧
More details
Officially named orangutan. Its code point is U+1F9A7. It was introduced in Emoji 12.0. It is a single code point introduced in Emoji 12.0.
Visual description
A seated or crouching ape has very long arms and shaggy orange or reddish-brown hair.
The orange coat and long arms distinguish it from the darker gorilla and from tailed monkeys. Colours and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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