Times of India

Orangutans in Odisha: How did apes not native to India end up in Balasore forest

Orangutans in Odisha: How did apes not native to India end up in Balasore forestWorldPing

Five baby orangutans were discovered in a Balasore forest, baffling wildlife officials. Authorities suspect international trafficking after the animals appeared far from their native habitat.

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