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AP Joy Wonder Discovery SummaryBrief at 10:37 a.m. EDT
The annual livestock parade shifted course as housing activists kept up a monthlong protest after an eviction.
- Five baby orangutans were discovered abandoned on an eastern India plantation, revealing the country's growing role as a destination for trafficked apes.
- Experts attribute this trend to wealthy collectors, expanded air links with Southeast Asia, and critical loopholes in wildlife protection laws.
- Scrutiny over ape ownership intensified after one orangutan was transferred to a private wildlife facility run by billionaire Mukesh Ambani's family.
- Repatriation efforts to Indonesia have stalled, complicating rehabilitation for rescued orangutans amid complex ownership disputes.
- Experts warn that current wildlife regulations fail to prevent illegal exploitation, as ongoing investigations continue into trafficking loopholes.
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