Baby orangutans in India expose illegal wildlife trade burgeoning in the country
Five baby orangutans were discovered abandoned on a plantation in eastern India. Their discovery has drawn attention to illegal wildlife trafficking happening in the country, with India emerging as a destination where trafficked apes are being brought. The case has also raised questions about a billionaire's zoo in connection with the trade. The situation highlights a growing problem of illegal wildlife trafficking in India.
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