A baby orang utan in the trees; watchful mum wouldn’t have been far behind. The babies are often captured for the illegal pet trade with the protective mum usually killed. — ANUAR BADARRUDIN
I ARRIVED at the Kabili-Sepilok Forest Reserve in Sabah expecting beauty. I did not expect a reckoning.
The rainforest does not argue the way humans do. It simply lays out the evidence.
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