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ERIE, Pa. (AP) — A baby orangutan has made its debut at a Pennsylvania zoo. The Erie Zoo tells the Erie Times-News (http://bit.ly/2kxllEf ) the baby boy was born Feb. 1. He's the third baby for Joe and Dasa and a zoo spokeswoman says all are doing great. The orangutans' first baby, Leela, was born in 2003 and transferred to the Toledo Zoo in 2012. Ollie, born in 2009, remains with mom and dad. Spokeswoman Emily Antolik says Ollie's used to being the center of attention, so it's taking time for him to get used to the baby, but he's adjusting well. The zoo is partnering with the Magee-Women's Hospital for the naming contest. They're inviting the public to submit suggestions at two hospital locations, and online. Orangutans are considered a critically endangered species. ___ Information from: Erie Times-News, http://www.goerie.com

Baby orangutan makes debut at Pennsylvania zoo