Orangutans rescued from Borneo wildfires returned to forest habitat

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A group of rescued orangutans has been released back into a Borneo forest. The primates were moved by rescue teams after intense wildfires threatened their natural habitat during the summer. The fires, which devastated parts of Borneo, created a significant danger to the apes' survival. The successful release marks a positive step in the ongoing conservation efforts for the endangered species.

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