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Description	English: The Orang-Outan, The Penny Magazine, 3 February 1838
Date	3 February 1838
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Image title	January 1838, Jenny the first Orangutan in London zoo. Full publication details in image. On 28 March 1838, Charles Darwin came to the London Zoo to visit Jenny and was profoundly moved by the experience. He was struck by her understanding and emotional engagement with her keeper. Darwin wrote: "Let man visit Ouranoutang in domestication, hear expressive whine, see its intelligence when spoken (to); as if it understands every word said - see its affection. - to those it knew. - see its passion & rage, sulkiness, & very actions of despair;. and then let him boast of his proud preeminence. Man in his arrogance thinks himself a great work, worthy the interposition of a deity. More humble and I believe true to consider him created from animals".
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Author	Paul D.Stewart
Short title	C008/8169
Headline	1838 Jenny Orangutan which Darwin visited
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Supplemental categories	History Animals
Keywords	19TH CENTURY APE CHARLES DARWIN DARWIN DESCENT OF MAN EMOTION EMOTIONS ORIGIN OF MAN EVOLUTION GREAT APE HUMAN EVOLUTION LONDON ZOO MONKEY ORANG UTAN ORANGUTAN OURANG PRIMATE SCIENCE ZOO ARTWORK ILLUSTRATION ILLUSTRATION
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