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The crisis facing orangutans is dire... They're losing land at an extremely rapid rate to make way for Palm Oil Plantations and are also being sold on the ...
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The crisis facing orangutans is dire... They're losing land at an extremely rapid rate to make way for Palm Oil Plantations and are also being sold on the black market into the illegal pet trade.
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ruffle the feathers

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Fluffy

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