Eight orangutans have been released into the wild in Borneo after being rescued from wildfires. The release took place in a reserve in the western part of the island on Friday. Indonesian wildlife authorities had rescued a total of 46 orangutans, which are critically endangered, before the wildfires affected their habitat in August and September.
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Eight orangutans released into the wild in Borneo after rescue from wildfires
Eight orangutans were released back into the wild in Borneo after being rescued from wildfires. The release occurred in a reserve on the island, following the rescue of 46 orangutans by Indonesian wildlife authorities due to habitat destruction caused by fires in August and September.
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