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Orangutan Supervision in Serulingmas Zoo Needs Improvement (October 10, 2016)

Orangutan Supervision in Serulingmas Zoo Needs Improvement (October 10, 2016)

Posted on 16:54 October 10th, 2016

Scorpion Foundation requested the management of Serulingmas Wildlife Recreation Park (TRMS Serulingmas) in Banjarengara, Central Java province to improve supervision of orangutan in this wildlife park. In an email sent to the management today (10 October 2016), Scorpion Foundation attached photographs of the orangutan enclosure taken by its investigator who visited the park last Thursday.


Plastic paper and plastic bottles/cups in the enclosure of orangutan in TRMS Serulingmas.

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