Baby orangutans stolen from Indonesia were found in India. The animals were discovered on Tuesday by forest rangers patrolling the Balasore district in the state of Odisha, in the east of the country.
The orangutans are native to Indonesia, and are believed to have been victims of international wildlife trafficking. The case raises concerns about smuggling routes connecting Southeast Asia to India.
So far, no information has been released about how many babies were found or the condition of the animals. Authorities are still investigating the circumstances of the trafficking.
