| dc.description.abstract | Research with the title "Son of Daily Behavior Sumatran Orangutan (Pongo abelii)
Due to Human Activities in the presence of Observation Centre for Orangutan
Sumatra, Bukit Lawang, Gunung Leuser National Park", carried out for approximately
five months using the Focal Animal Sampling - Instantaneous - Ad Lubitum against
two individual children Orangutan Bukit Lawang (Sumi and Wati). The data were
analyzed descriptively, ie to display the data in tables and figures and also by using
the software Statistics Programme for Scientific and Social Science (SPSS) 16.0 for
Windows, by non-test Mann-Whitney parametic against two individual children
orangutans.
Both target the individual child's daily behavior of orangutans have the
different. The most important difference is caused by differences in age far enough,
Sumi Wati aged 4 months and 4 years old. Daily behavioral data obtained for young
orangutan Sumi is 22.44% for the rest, 21.81% for traveling, 0.77% for a meal,
51.89% for social, 3.09% for autoplay, 0.00% for Other activities such as nesting and
63.79% for carrying. While the daily behavioral data obtained for Wati is yag is
11.79% for the rest, 31.62% for traveling, 10.54% for the meal, 10.95% for the social,
34.65% for autoplay, 0.45% for Other activities such as nesting and 0.69% for
carrying. From the daily behavior of the observed and found the existence of deviant
behavior, it is possible indirectly associated with human activities in the area of Bukit
Lawang ecotourism, such as junk food selection behavior and food selection behavior
of visitors / tourists (fruits like oranges, watermelon, pineapple, banana). | en_US |
