Ensnared female orangutan and her baby rescued in Indonesia
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A mother orangutan and her baby are evacuated by Indonesian rescuers after being trapped by smoke from forest fires in a palm oil plantation in Pelang village, West Kalimantan. (AFP pic) PALANGKARAYA: Indonesian conservation workers rescued an orangutan ensnared in rope and her baby on the island of Borneo where the critically endangered animals are at risk from boar traps and wildfires, an official said Sunday. (Free Malaysia Today, 18:35)
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Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·25 Oct, 18:35 MYTEnsnared female orangutan and her baby rescued in Indonesia
A mother orangutan and her baby are evacuated by Indonesian rescuers after being trapped by smoke from forest fires in a palm oil plantation in Pelang village, West Kalimantan. (AFP pic) PALANGKARAYA: Indonesian conservation workers rescued an orangutan ensnared in rope and her…
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