Five Juvenile Orangutans Found Abandoned in Odisha Forest, Trafficking Suspected

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Five young orangutans were discovered abandoned in a forest in Odisha's Balasore district after local villagers spotted them in the trees and notified authorities. Forest officials believe the animals were brought into India through an international wildlife trafficking network. Forest personnel managed to safely recover all five apes without the use of tranquilizers. The Wildlife Crime Control Bureau has launched an investigation to determine how the orangutans entered the country and trace their origin.

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