By Lillian Radulova For Daily Mail Australia What better way to enjoy yourself on World Orang-utan Day than with a celebratory drink. Willow and Jantan, Taronga Zoo's resident Orang-utans, did exactly that in their Sydney enclosure on Tuesday morning. The hybrid primates were given an array of warm herbal teas to get them through the miserable rainy morning, according to their keeper Katie Hooker. 'It's not something Orang-utans would normally get in the wild, but it's just herbal, non-caffeinated tea and it’s part of the enrichment program we have for them, to make sure they get a lot of different things out of each day. We give it to them more so in winter,' Ms Hooker told Daily Mail Australia.
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Taronga Zoo's resident Orang-utans, Willow and Jantan, celebrated World Orang-utan Day with a warm drink of tea
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Their keeper, Katie Hooker, said they were occasionaly served herbal tea as part of an enrichment program
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Taronga is promoting World Orang-utan Day, which falls on August 19 each year and aims to raise awareness for the endangered species
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There are currently only about 6,600 Sumatran Orang-utans left in the wild and less than 54,000 Bornean Orang-utans
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