Five Baby Orangutans Found in Odisha Forest, Trafficking Suspected
Five baby orangutans were discovered in a forest in Balasore district of Odisha, far from their native Southeast Asian habitat. Wildlife officials were puzzled by their presence and quickly launched an investigation into the circumstances. Authorities believe the critically endangered apes were abandoned by traffickers who feared they were about to be caught. A special task force along with the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau has been deployed to probe the case. Investigators suspect the animals were brought to India through an international trans-oceanic wildlife trafficking network.
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