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MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – Amid a multi-million dollar transformation at Jungle Island, the attraction has found a new home for its orangutan family at a nonprofit sanctuary in Wauchula, Florida. Jungle Island had five apes, including 16-year-old twins Peanut and Pumpkin, which were transported Friday to the Center for Great Apes. Several of the orangutans' family members already reside at the sanctuary for orangutans and chimpanzees, which sits on more than 100 secluded acres in Central Florida. According to a Jungle Island news release, the other three orangutans that relocated to the sanctuary are Hanna, Sinbad and Connie. “We’ve enjoyed working with ESJ Capital Partners and the leadership team at Jungle Island to ensure a seamless transition for these extraordinary animals.