Orangutan population looking good but wildlife centre runs out of space


KUCHING: The Semenggoh Wildlife Centre has become a victim of its own success that while so many orangutans have been successfully reintroduced to the surrounding forest reserve, it has run out of space.

The centre, which was established in 1975 to care for injured, orphaned wild animals or those that had been kept as pets illegally, only covers 652 hectares.

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