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Cyclone Devastates 7% of Rare Great Apes
A cyclone in Indonesia last November caused significant destruction to the habitat of the critically endangered Tapanuli orangutans, killing approximately 11% of the local population. The storm brought heavy rainfall and landslides that wiped out nearly 12% of their forest habitat, pushing the species closer to extinction. Experts warn that climate change-induced extreme weather events threaten the survival and recovery of this vulnerable population.
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