For information for all of us, I think that, even though it is a fruit, it is not a banana food from orangutans. Not bananas, because bananas are not grown in the forest but in community gardens. Even forest bananas, orangutans actually do not eat them unless forced to have no other food in the forest. Orangutans are known as plant eaters (vegetarians) and forest fruit eaters (frugivores).

As is known, orangutans are the largest primates that inhabit trees. Orangutans love to explore the forest in search of food in the form of forest fruit, bark, young leaves and insects. In general, orangutans look for food every time so that they can survive. For that reason,
orangutans always move nests every day so that they are easy/and close to food sources/food sources. Orangutans consume more than 300 types of plants consisting of: 60% consisting of fruit, 20% flowers, 10% young leaves and bark and 10% insects (such as termites)