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Five Orangutan Infants Found in India, Suspected Illegal Wildlife Trade Route, Indonesia Connection Under Investigation
Five orangutan infants (under one year old) were discovered in India's Odisha state, raising suspicions of an international wildlife trafficking route. Investigations are underway, considering the possibility of smuggling from Indonesia, as orangutans are not native to India.
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Five baby orangutans were discovered in India's Odisha state, raising suspicions of an international illegal wildlife trade route as orangutans are not native to India. Experts suggest this finding points to potential smuggling originating from Indonesia.