
Five baby orangutans were found in a forest in Odisha, India, far from their natural habitat, prompting a trafficking investigation.
Orangutans are not native to India and are only found in the wild in Indonesia and Malaysia, making the discovery unusual and sparking concerns about trafficking.
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The case highlights concerns about wildlife trafficking and the protection of critically endangered species
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