Indonesia moves 8 orangutans to safety after wildfires destroy their homes

Indonesian authorities rescued eight orangutans after wildfires destroyed their forest habitats in Borneo. The rescued animals included three mother-and-child pairs and two adolescent males, who were moved to safety between August and September from several locations, officials said. Orangutans are critically endangered apes found only in the wild on Southeast Asian islands of Borneo and Sumatra.