When were orangutans released into Borneo’s forest after the fires?
Eight critically endangered orangutans were released back into a forest reserve in western Borneo on Friday after being rescued from devastating summer wildfires [1]. The group consisted of three mothers, their three daughters and two adult males who had been taken into captivity when the fires destroyed and fragmented their habitat.
Sources
- Orangutans released back into Borneo forest after devastating fires — BBC World
- Discovery of five baby orangutans in Indian forest sparks trafficking investigation — Daily Mail
- Five endangered orangutans found in India spark smuggling inquiry — BBC World
- How a Secret Orangutan Breeding Program Is Creating a Baby Boom — Wired
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