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The image is the winner of the 2024 Environmental Photography Award competition.
Aaron Gekoski's image was chosen from more than 11,000 entries from 2,600 photographers.
Young orangutans are captured in the wild and their mothers are killed.
They are trained using cruel methods, including physical violence and starvation.
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