One Baby Orangutan Develops Fever at Odisha's Nandankanan Zoo, Under Treatment

Nandankanan Zoo Orangutan Health Update: One Rescued Baby Primate Develops Fever Under Quarantine | 📰 LatestLY

One of five baby orangutans quarantined at Nandankanan Zoological Park following a September 8 rescue has developed a fever, prompting round-the-clock veterinary care as authorities investigate an international wildlife smuggling ring. 'But it is now stable and under strict medical supervision,' a senior official said. 📰 Nandankanan Zoo Orangutan Health Update: One Rescued Baby Primate Develops Fever Under Quarantine.

1 of 5 rescued baby orangutan develops fever at Odisha's Nandankanan Zoo, expert cites stress

BHUBANESWAR: One of the five baby orangutans rescued from a forest in Odisha and quarantined at Nandankanan Zoological Park since September 8 has deve.

Special focus at Odisha zoo: Baby orangutan unwell since Day 1

On Sunday, the primate developed fever once again. Though its condition is now stable, experts said the fever could be due to stress, fatigue or a sudden change in environment

One baby orangutan develops fever at Odisha's Nandankanan Zoo, under treatment

One of the orangutans has had a fever since the day it was brought here; the fever subsides when given medicine, but reappears again; but it is now stable and under strict medical supervision, a senior official said

Four Orangutans Healthy, One Develops Fever at Nandankanan

One of the five infant orangutans rescued earlier this month and brought to Nandankanan Zoological Park has developed a fever, prompting veterinarians to intensify monitoring and treatment. Zoo officials said the animal’s body temperature has remained higher than normal despite supportive care. “The temperature of one of the animals is not showing signs of returning […] The post Four Orangutans Healthy, One Develops Fever at Nandankanan appeared…

One Rescued Baby Orangutan Develops Fever At Odisha’s Nandankanan

Bhubaneswar: One of the five baby orangutans quarantined at Nandankanan Zoological Park in Bhubaneswar has developed fever, prompting authorities to step up monitoring its health condition. The rare animals, which are not native to India, have been kept at Nandankanan after being rescued from a forest in Baleshwar district on September 8. Authorities are on alert over the health condition…