Bhubaneswar. Five orangutans have been rescued from the forests of Odisha. He has been safely brought to Nandankanan Zoological Park in Bhubaneswar. After reaching the zoo, all the orangutans are currently kept in quarantine. The forest department and zoo administration are monitoring them.
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Further process after health checkup
According to officials, the health of the orangutans is being checked after being brought to the new place. Their behaviour, eating habits and health will be monitored during the quarantine. The aim is to prevent any potential infection from reaching other wildlife.
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Five baby orangutans—2 females and 3 males—under the age of one year have been found in the Ranakatha Reserve Forest area. Surprisingly, orangutans are not natural creatures of this area.
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Investigation started on how to reach the forest of Odisha
The arrival of these five orangutans in the forest of Odisha is also a big question in itself, because orangutans are not a natural wildlife species of India. They are mainly found in the rainforests of Indonesia and Malaysia. In such a situation, the forest department can also investigate the source and circumstances of their reaching the forest.
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At present, all five orangutans have been kept under the observation of experts. A decision regarding their future will be taken only after the completion of the quarantine period and health check-up.