VOICED : Bebe orangutan hallado en una maleta en Indonesia sera devuelto a la naturaleza

The video discusses Bon Bon, an orangutan who was drugged and smuggled by a Russian trafficker from Indonesia. The trafficker was caught and sentenced to a year in prison. Authorities in Bali are preparing Bon Bon for release back into the wild, although his caretaker has mixed feelings about the separation. Indonesia's forests, rich in biodiversity, are hotspots for animal trafficking, posing a threat to critically endangered species like Bon Bon.

What was the fate of the Russian trafficker who tried to smuggle Bon Bon?

• He was deported back to Russia.

• He was given community service.

• He was fined heavily.

• He was sentenced to a year in prison.

How did Bon Bon's caretaker feel about his return to the wild?

• Indifferent, as it was just another task.

• Happy, because Bon Bon would be free.

• Sad, but understanding it was the best for Bon Bon.

• Angry, because he wanted to keep Bon Bon.

What preparations were made for Bon Bon's return to the wild?

• He was given a farewell party.

• A large fruit platter was prepared for him.

• He was trained to climb trees.

• He was introduced to other orangutans.

Why are Indonesian forests significant in terms of biodiversity?

• They are the largest forests in the world.

• They are the oldest forests on Earth.

• They are home to many endangered species.

• They have the highest number of plant species.

What makes Indonesian forests a target for animal trafficking?

• Their remote location.

• Their proximity to major cities.

• The presence of rare and endangered species.

• The lack of law enforcement.