Clarisa Livia
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Schools managed by the International Animal Rescue (IAR) teach baby orangutans in Indonesia go to school to learn to find food and make homes. A spokesman said: "We are committed to saving and rehabilitating orangutans and giving them a second chance."
Some babies in IAR lose their parents because of hunting, logging and forest fires. They suffer and die because the oil palm companies are destroying the rainforest. Other baby orangutans are sold as pets. There's also an adult orangutan in the middle. It has spent a lot of their lives in the cage. WWF says the orangutans are in danger because their forests are destroyed.
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