Animal smugglers were caught at the port of Dumai, Indonesia trafficking seven endangered species out of the country.

Filmed on June 26, the video shows the recovered animals being looked after and the two suspects, aged 27 and 40, being held by the local authorities.

The smugglers attempted to sneak three baby orangutans, two long-tailed monkeys, one gibbon and a binturong, estimated to be worth around 1.4bn IDR (£78,000) in the exotic pet market.

THE WILD ANIMALS ARE CLOSED TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD COUNTRIES / AROUND SEVEN EQUIPMENTS WITH A PRICE OF AROUND 1.4 BILLION RUPIAHS / WITH THE TYPES / THREE WAYS OF THREE ECONY BABY PEOPLE / TWO TAILS OF LONG MONTHS / ONE TAILS OF SIAMANG THE SUCCESS OF CUSTOMERS OF THE CUSTOMER / THE COMMUNITY INFORMATION / THE PROVISION OF THE DELIVERY OF ANIMALS PROTECTED / THROUGH THE PEOPLE'S PORT / REGION OF THE CITY EVIDENCE//

three baby forest people
two long-tailed monkeys / elbino monkeys
one gibbon
one binturong.
a total of seven animals, with a selling value of 1.4 billion rupiah

Animal smugglers caught at port of Dumai in Sumatra on June 24 trafficking 7 assorted endangered animals (full list in story description), video of recovered animals and two suspects (aged 27 and 40) taken at port authority in Pekanbaru on June 26, also shows baby orangutans.
Suspected value of cargo at 1.4 billion IDR or around £78,000 GBP for the exotic pet market overseas.