Over sea and land, a possible route of the trafficked orangutans
CHINA
INDIA
MYANMAR
4
3
South
China
Sea
Balasore
district
2
THAILAND
Bay of
Bengal
DETAIL BELOW
1
Orangutan
habitats
MALAYSIA
BORNEO
SUMATRA
Entry
points
INDONESIA
Jakarta
500 miles
500 km
1
Animals smuggled in small fishing
boats from Indonesia to Thailand
2
Traffickers cross into Myanmar along
jungle trails
3
They enter India through two main
entry points
4
Orangutans found in the Balasore
district, in Odisha state
Orangutans are listed as critically
endangered largely because deforestation
has shrunk their habitat
Current forest extent
Deforested areas
Orangutan habitats
Other land use
South
China Sea
BRUNEI
MALAYSIA
BORNEO
SUMATRA
KALIMANTAN
INDONESIA
Indian
Ocean
Java Sea
200 miles
Jakarta
200 km
CHINA
INDIA
MYANMAR
Balasore
district
4
3
2
South
China
Sea
THAILAND
Bay of
Bengal
DETAIL BELOW
1
MALAYSIA
Orangutan
habitats
BORNEO
SUMATRA
INDONESIA
Entry points
500 miles
Jakarta
500 km
1
Animals smuggled in small fishing boats
from Indonesia to Thailand
2
Traffickers cross into Myanmar along jungle
trails
3
They enter India through two main entry points
4
Orangutans found in the Balasore district,
in Odisha state
Orangutans are listed as critically endangered
largely because deforestation has shrunk their
habitat
Current forest extent
Orangutan habitats
Deforested areas
Other land use
South China Sea
BRUNEI
MALAYSIA
BORNEO
SUMATRA
KALIMANTAN
INDONESIA
Indian
Ocean
Java Sea
Jakarta
200 miles
200 km
1
Animals smuggled in
small fishing boats
from Indonesia
to Thailand
New
Delhi
CHINA
3
Manipur
Bangla.
Mizoram
2
Balasore
district
Traffickers cross
into Myanmar
along jungle trails
4
Mae Sai
MYANMAR
2
INDIA
Mae Sot
THAILAND
3
They enter India
through two main
entry points
Bay of
Bengal
South
China
Sea
4
Orangutans found in
the Balasore district,
in Odisha state
1
MALAYSIA
Indian Ocean
BORNEO
INDONESIA
Orangutan habitats
SUMATRA
Entry points
Jakarta
500 miles
500 km
200 miles
200 km
South China Sea
BRUNEI
MALAYSIA
MALAYSIA
BORNEO
SINGAPORE
Indian
Ocean
SUMATRA
KALIMANTAN
INDONESIA
Orangutans are listed
as critically
endangered largely
because deforestation
has shrunk their habitat
Java Sea
Jakarta
Orangutan habitats
Current forest extent
Deforested areas
Other land use
