When forest and land fires break out in Kalimantan, public attention usually goes to the hectares burned, the hotspot count, the haze and the economic losses. The article argues that another set of victims gets overlooked in all the accounting: the animals living there. Fires strip away forests and peatlands, destroying the habitat wildlife depends on and killing many creatures that cannot escape. The piece asks readers to count the loss of Kalimantan's animal homes alongside the usual measures of damage.