Mother Orangutan And Baby Released Back Into The Wild

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  • 6 years ago
This mother orangutan and her 14-month-old infant were released back into the wild in Ketapang, Borneo. The 10-year-old orangutan, named Mailu,spent a period of time in rehabilitation after being rescued from captivity in 2015 by International Animal Rescue.

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