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Indonesia floods were ‘extinction level’ for rare orangutans
BANGKOK: Indonesia’s deadly flooding was an “extinction-level disturbance” for the world’s rarest great ape, the tapanuli orangutan, causing catastrophic damage to its habitat and survival prospects, scientists warned on Friday. Only scientifically classified as a species in 2017, tapanulis are incredibly rare, with fewer than 800 left in the wild, confined to a small range in part of Indonesia’s Sumatra. One dead suspected tapanuli orangutan has already been found in the region, conservationists told AFP.
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bbc.com
Tapanuli orangutans: Fears grow that world's rarest apes were swept away in Sumatran floods
A carcass thought to belong to a Tapanuli orangutan, the world's rarest apes, has alarmed conservationists.
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arabnews.com
Indonesia floods were ‘extinction level’ for rare orangutans
BANGKOK: Indonesia’s deadly flooding was an “extinction-level disturbance” for the world’s rarest great ape, the tapanuli orangutan, causing catastrophic damage to its habitat and…
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theguardian.com
Indonesia floods were ‘extinction level’ disturbance for rare orangutan species
Conservationists fear up to 11% of Tapanuli population perished in disaster that also killed 1,000 people