Six Javan Slow Lorises Released into Ujung Kulon National Park Habitat
Six Javan slow lorises have been released into the Ujung Kulon National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, as part of rehabilitation efforts aimed at reintroducing them into their natural habitat. Local community members also participated in the release, raising awareness for the conservation of this endangered species.
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