Baby orangutans in India expose illegal wildlife trade
Five abandoned infant orangutans found on an eastern Indian plantation highlight the nation's growing role as a destination for trafficked apes.
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3 publishers have covered this in 3 articles since 26 Oct 2026. ABC News published first, on 26 October at 05:04 UTC; News - South China Morning Post followed 2h 02m later. The most recent article, from Fortune, appeared on 26 October at 13:38 UTC.
Outlets reporting it: ABC News (major outlet), News - South China Morning Post, Fortune.
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- Baby orangutans in India expose illegal wildlife trade ABC News ·
- A billionaire’s private zoo may hold the world’s rarest great ape as India becomes a top destination for trafficked primates Fortune
- Discovery of baby orangutans in India exposes booming illegal pet trade News - South China Morning Post