Orangutan Chasing A Girl Meme Template

A running girl tries to escape an orangutan riding behind her. Label the pursuer as the thing catching up and the girl as whoever is trying to avoid it.

The girl’s alarm makes the threat feel urgent, while the orangutan’s bicycle makes the pursuit absurd. It works for deadlines, reminders, or consequences that refuse to be ignored.

The animal is riding the cycle; the girl is running. Keep the labels tied to those two roles so the direction of the chase stays clear.

The girl came from a photograph posted to Reddit by bwaxse on June 26, 2016. In that original image, she was running from a peacock. [1]

Andrew Villasis photographed the cycling orangutan at Phuket Zoo on May 28, 2007, and uploaded the image to Flickr on June 4. An Imgur edit by Eror404 combined it with the girl’s photograph on July 16, 2016. This is a photo composite, not a photograph of an orangutan chasing the child. [2] [1]

Put the pursuing force over the orangutan’s body and the person avoiding it on the girl’s shirt. Keep both faces and the bicycle visible.

The pursuer can be a task or consequence rather than a person. Short labels usually tell the story without an extra setup sentence.

What is catching up

Over the orangutan’s torso.

Who is avoiding it

Across the girl’s shirt.

• The orangutan is the pursuing force.
• The girl is trying to escape.
• Choose a recognizable reason to avoid the pursuer.
• Keep both expressions clear.