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Trafficked orangutan babies discovered in Indian forest
Five critically endangered baby orangutans were found huddled and terrified in an eastern Indian forest—thousands of miles from their Sumatran rainforests. Experts believe the infants were ripped from their mothers, who were almost certainly killed, then smuggled through a ruthless international trafficking network. Now in quarantine, their journey is traced by CNN’s Rhea Mogul.
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