#orangutans — Public Fediverse posts
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Hot fuzz … a baby orangutan, one of six (two mother-infant pairs and two babies) that were recently rescued in West Kalimantan, #Indonesia. Wildfires are destroying natural habitats and cutting off food sources, forcing orangutans into plantations and increasing the risks of starvation, injury, human-wildlife conflict and smoke inhalation. The rescued animals are receiving veterinary treatment
Photograph: BKSDA, YIARI, International Animal Rescue -
Hot fuzz … a baby orangutan, one of six (two mother-infant pairs and two babies) that were recently rescued in West Kalimantan, #Indonesia. Wildfires are destroying natural habitats and cutting off food sources, forcing orangutans into plantations and increasing the risks of starvation, injury, human-wildlife conflict and smoke inhalation. The rescued animals are receiving veterinary treatment
Photograph: BKSDA, YIARI, International Animal Rescue -
Hot fuzz … a baby orangutan, one of six (two mother-infant pairs and two babies) that were recently rescued in West Kalimantan, #Indonesia. Wildfires are destroying natural habitats and cutting off food sources, forcing orangutans into plantations and increasing the risks of starvation, injury, human-wildlife conflict and smoke inhalation. The rescued animals are receiving veterinary treatment
Photograph: BKSDA, YIARI, International Animal Rescue -
Hot fuzz … a baby orangutan, one of six (two mother-infant pairs and two babies) that were recently rescued in West Kalimantan, #Indonesia. Wildfires are destroying natural habitats and cutting off food sources, forcing orangutans into plantations and increasing the risks of starvation, injury, human-wildlife conflict and smoke inhalation. The rescued animals are receiving veterinary treatment
Photograph: BKSDA, YIARI, International Animal Rescue -
Hot fuzz … a baby orangutan, one of six (two mother-infant pairs and two babies) that were recently rescued in West Kalimantan, #Indonesia. Wildfires are destroying natural habitats and cutting off food sources, forcing orangutans into plantations and increasing the risks of starvation, injury, human-wildlife conflict and smoke inhalation. The rescued animals are receiving veterinary treatment
Photograph: BKSDA, YIARI, International Animal Rescue
