Smuggled orangutans prepared for repatriation to Indonesia – in pictures (August 28, 2015) | SCORPION - THE WILDLIFE TRADE MONITORING GROUP

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Smuggled orangutans prepared for repatriation to Indonesia – in pictures (August 28, 2015)

Posted on 15:42 August 29th, 2015

Thai vets conduct health checks on 14 orangutans before their repatriation to Indonesia. Most of the animals have been confiscated from the entertainment business in Phuket; others were recovered from smugglers. The orangutans are being examined to ensure they are free of diseases and are expected to return to Indonesia in September

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