Indonesia moves eight endangered orangutans to safety after Borneo fires

Indonesia has moved eight endangered orangutans to safety after wildfires on Borneo.

Borneo is an island shared by Indonesia and other countries.

The rescued animals were in the part of Borneo affected by fires in Indonesia.

They were moved away from the danger.

Their endangered status means they face a serious risk to their survival.

The rescue was intended to protect them from the fires.

The available information does not say where they were taken or what will happen next.