Bushfire Animal Rescue | Wildlife Documentary

From the ashes of Australia’s devastating bushfires, wildlife survivors begin their long journeys to recovery. We follow iconic species like koalas, kangaroos, wombats and endangered parrots through rescue, rehabilitation and release. Remarkable tales of human compassion and dedication are revealed along the way, and the challenge of safeguarding our wildlife in a hotter future comes to the fore.
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[@Udumbara568]

All the loving and kind people who rescue helpless animals make great sacrifices but no one has the right to kill an animal for any reason because of its suffering. It is a real nature law

[@hansbjornlund2568]

I love all the people who saved all the animals from the fire,

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

It's a wonderful documentary coverage video about (Bush fires 🔥 & wild animal rescues in Australia 🇦🇺 )...this matters, carrying two opposite phenomena or maybe more of human characteristics on the planet..1- human thirsty greedily for economical benefits that destroying environmentally, destroying ecosystems due to civilization progressing that created climate changing with all its bad effectiveness on life styles around the world. 2- civilization progressing of populations & educational progressing learning & growing kindness emotions to humans conscious to ward's wildlife & realizing wildlife importance of nature, environment & reducing ( at least stopping) climate changes...thanks Get. Factual channel...for sharing it ...going on

[@akunokaori]

Drying due to global warming is terrifying. A brave hero who saved a slow-moving koala.＝気温温暖化による乾燥は恐ろしい。動作の遅いコアラを救った勇敢な人　英雄です。

[@muneerahmad658]

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[@peterxd3610]

as far as I know, spontaneous combustion in the forest should not be a couple of degrees below zero at night