Sun bears: At home in the forest

By TAN CHENG LI

At a rescue facility in Sabah, sun bears, once kept in cramped cages, now get to live the way they were meant to.

Natalie is up to her usual antics. Strong and agile, she takes no time in clambering up a high tree. Then, she nimbly treads across a thin branch to reach the next tree.

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