Five baby orangutans rescued in India after possible smuggling
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Five baby orangutans were rescued in India's eastern Odisha state on Tuesday, with authorities probing a possibility of smuggling. Authorities said the rescued orangutans, all less than a year old, could not have migrated naturally as their natural habitat is tropical rainforest, indicating possible human intervention.
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