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    Five orangutans found in Balasore forest

    Wildlife officials in Odisha are left stunned after five young orangutans turned up in a forest deep within the Balasore district, a discovery that immediately raises red flags since these primates are not native to India. Their natural habitat is strictly limited to the rainforests of Southeast Asia, specifically on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra, making their presence here completely out of place. Local residents were the ones who actually located the group hanging from tree branches in a wooded area situated approximately 40 km away from the Balasore-Kolkata section of NH-16. In response to this bizarre situation, the Odisha Special Task Force and the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau have launched a joint investigation to figure out exactly how these five animals arrived in Balasore. Investigators are working to determine the specific route they took, while officials suspect an illegal wildlife trafficking network may be responsible for bringing the animals into the country. The core mystery remains unresolved: How did these five rare orangutans end up in India?

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    Five orangutans found in Balasore forest

    Wildlife officials in Odisha are left stunned after five young orangutans turned up in a forest deep within the Balasore district, a discovery that immediately raises red flags since these primates are not native to India. Their natural habitat is strictly limited to the rainforests of Southeast Asia, specifically on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra, making their presence here completely out of place. Local residents were the ones who actually located the group hanging from tree branches in a wooded area situated approximately 40 km away from the Balasore-Kolkata section of NH-16. In response to this bizarre situation, the Odisha Special Task Force and the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau have launched a joint investigation to figure out exactly how these five animals arrived in Balasore. Investigators are working to determine the specific route they took, while officials suspect an illegal wildlife trafficking network may be responsible for bringing the animals into the country. The core mystery remains unresolved: How did these five rare orangutans end up in India?

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