Mes: septiembre 2019

(AP) JAKARTA, Indonesia – Indonesian zookeepers have moved an orangutan out of visitors’ sight so she’ll no longer smoke lit cigarettes people regularly throw into her cage. Smoking orangutan in Malaysia forced to kick the habit Taru Jurug Zoo spokesman Daniek Hendarto said Thursday that Tori and her male companion, Didik, 동해출장업소 were moved Wednesday to a small island within the zoo. There are four endangered orangutans at the zoo in the Central Java town of Solo. Watch: Orangutan rescues chickOrangutans celebrate PassoverSurvey: Indonesians killed 750 orangutans in year The 15-year-old Tori has been smoking for a decade. She mimics humans by holding cigarettes casually between her fingers while visitors watch and photograph her puffing away and flicking ashes on the ground. Hendarto said recent medical tests show the four primates are in good condition. The two other orangutans will be moved later to another island. This is not the first time action has been required for a primate with a liking for tobacco. Government authorities in Malaysia seized an adult ape named Shirley after she developed a habit of smoking cigarettes given to her by visitors. Melaka Zoo director Ahmad Azhar Mohammed said it didn’t appear Shirley had an addiction, but rather “formed a habit after mimicking human beings who were smoking around...

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(AP) TOKYO – A squadron of U.S. F-16 fighter jets in Japan has been grounded for safety checks after one of their aircraft crashed in the Pacific, military officials said Thursday. The crash comes as an uproar in Japan has been raised over the deployment of the U.S. Marine Corps’ latest transport plane, the MV-22 Osprey, to the southern island of Okinawa. Two Ospreys have crashed since April and swelling opposition to their deployment has become a major political headache for 음성출장만남 Tokyo and Washington. The F-16 with the 35th Fighter Squadron at Misawa Air Base crashed Sunday about 250 miles off the coast of Hokkaido, Japan’s northernmost main island. It was the first crash of an F-16 out of Misawa since 2002. Staff Sgt. Nathan Lipscomb said the 45 F-16s at Misawa, which is the northernmost U.S. air base in Japan, have been grounded pending safety checks. He said an investigation into the cause of the crash was under way. The aircraft was en route to Alaska when it went down Sunday morning. The pilot, whose name has not been released, ejected safely and was retrieved after about six hours by a Japanese and U.S. rescue mission. Lipscomb said the pilot is in stable condition and has been taken to a U.S. facility – reportedly in Alaska – but will return to Misawa. He could not immediately provide...