Navin Singh Khadka

As I understood it, the video just didn't make any money.

If they don't manage to adapt, they are in real trouble, aren't they, as a species?

If they are able to adapt, then it would make sense, wouldn't it, to say it's not just happening necessarily among polar bears.

It might happen with other species as well.

You can find it in the You're Dead To Me feed on BBC.com or wherever you get your podcasts.

As I understood it, the video just didn't make any money.

They were there for humanitarian works, you know, relief in particular.

But then when they came across the carcass of this particular orangutan...

It's not that they've seen many.

This is one.

But they thought that, OK, this is it.

This is where they are buried.

Because people were wondering, where have they gone?

No sighting, no sound, nothing.

And that's why they were very unhappy.

Also because this person I spoke to was a conservation worker himself in the past.

And he used to see those animals coming down and feeding on the fruits, fruit gardens there.

Yes.

So it's quite upsetting seeing that.

Yes.