NewzMinister of Forestry Raja Juli Antoni released two Bornean orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus) back into their natural habitat in West Kalimantan. The animals were previously rescued and underwent rehabilitation before being deemed fit for return to the wild.
The release is part of ongoing conservation efforts to protect the endangered species and restore their populations in the region. The initiative highlights the government's commitment to wildlife preservation and the successful rehabilitation of animals rescued from human-wildlife conflicts or illegal captivity.
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