“Conservationists have established a new wild population of Sumatran orangutans in Indonesia. After nearly 200 orangutans were released into the Jantho Pine Forest Nature Reserve, the population is now reproducing naturally, with at least 10 births recorded in the reserve,” reports The Doomslayer.
Orangutans used to live throughout Sumatra, which is one of the world’s biggest islands. Sumatra is bigger than all of California. But now, orangutans are confined to a few areas of northern Sumatra, and these great apes are critically endangered.
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