Video. Indonesia: nine orangutans rescued from wildfires return to the forest
- Deep in the protected Batu Nyambu forest, conservationists opened the transport cages on Thursday, 29 October, allowing the animals to scramble up nearby trees and vanish into the canopy.
- The group included four mothers accompanied by their young, three of whom had also been found to be pregnant during their final veterinary examinations.
- The orangutans had been rescued in August and September from an oil palm plantation in Ketapang, where fires had swept through their habitat.
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- Deep in the protected Batu Nyambu forest, conservationists opened the transport cages on Thursday, 29 October, allowing the animals to scramble up nearby trees and vanish into the canopy.
- The group included four mothers accompanied by their young, three of whom had also been found to be pregnant during their final veterinary examinations.
- The orangutans had been rescued in August and September from an oil palm plantation in Ketapang, where fires had swept through their habitat.
Sources: Euronews