A mother orangutan and her infant have been rescued from a shrinking patch of forest threatened by wildfires.
Orangutan mother and infant rescued from wildfire-hit forest in Indonesia A mother orangutan and her infant have been rescued from a shrinking patch of forest threatened by wildfires in West Kalimantan, Indonesia. The rescue brings the number of orangutans evacuated in Ketapang district to nine in less than a month.
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