Los incendios forestales quemaron casi 900.000 hectáreas en Indonesia y amenazan a los orangutanes

Forest fires in Indonesia have destroyed nearly 900,000 hectares of land, specifically impacting the islands of Borneo and Sumatra. The blazes have ravaged vast extensions of tropical rainforest across the region.

In addition to the extensive environmental destruction, the fires pose a severe threat to local populations of orangutanes. According to reports, this animal species is already classified as being in critical danger of extinction.