World’s rare albino orangutan spotted alive in Borneo rainforest

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The world's only known albino orangutan has been spotted alive and well in a Borneo rainforest, more than a year after she was released into the wild. Alba, a blue-eyed primate covered in fuzzy white hair, was taken in 2017 from a cage where she was being kept as a pet. (Handout/BORNEO ORANGUTAN SURVIVAL FOUNDATION)

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(JP/AFP)