Indonesia seeks return of five baby orangutans found in India
The young apes, believed to have been trafficked and possibly originating in Sumatra, are being cared for in Odisha while officials arrange DNA tests and repatriation.
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The young apes, believed to have been trafficked and possibly originating in Sumatra, are being cared for in Odisha while officials arrange DNA tests and repatriation.
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