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Well they coped with the fires, and how well the ones that are still out in the wild have adapted to the changing conditions, so their habitat was completely destroyed and theyve managed to pull through and be eating the regrowth rather than eating established trees like usual, theyve been a lot more resilient than expected, so its been awesome to see the resilience of the australian wildlife. throughout the crisis, the centre received a wave of international press coverage and donations from al...

This little one is grace. grace came in from a road accident when her mum was unfortunately hit by a car and killed, so she has been with us for nearly two months now. its really important that they do have their teddies. she holds onto that and sees it as her mum. it gives her comfort. if she doesnt have one, she does start looking for one, she gets quite stressy. this building is the koala orphanage weve got at the park. hello, you two. it holds all sorts of different animals, not just koalas,...

But last summer, it was one of the highest profile casualties in australias worst wildfire season on record. the flames spread over 16 million acres, mostly in the south—west of the country, in new south wales and victoria. it destroyed thousands of homes and businesses and claimed the lives of at least 33 people. according to the wwf, it also killed or displaced as many as 3 billion animals. here at the kangaroo island wildlife park, the owners found themselves directly in the fires path as t...

And finally, this week, we head to kangaroo island, about 70 miles from the coast of adelaide. people come here for its seclusion, its golden beaches and its abundance of wildlife. but last summer, it was one of the highest profile casualties in australias worst wildfire season on record. the flames spread over 16 million acres, mostly in the south—west of the country, in new south wales and victoria. it destroyed thousands of homes and businesses and claimed the lives of at least 33 people. a...

This week on the travel show... ..the gadgets that could get us back on the road... ..new solutions for ancient problems... this thing is so much better than any of us can do. here he comes! and kangaroo island bounces back. do you want any milk? it has been awesome to see. yeah, the resilience of the australian wildlife. hi, welcome to the show, coming to you this week from the eerily quiet london city airport. hence why i am allowed to talk to you from the actual runway.

So we did lose quite a lot as well, but pretty much all of them came in very dehydrated, so quite a large range of injuries. its really amazing to see how well they coped with the fires, and how well the ones that are still out in the wild have adapted to the changing conditions, so their habitat was completely destroyed and theyve managed to pull through and be eating the regrowth rather than eating established trees like usual, theyve been a lot more resilient than expected, so its been awesom...

Kerri now works full—time to help as many of those women as she can. if i hadnt spoken about it, i probably wouldnt be here now. you can recover. it is possible. i never believed it, but im living proof. that report by jeremy that report byjeremy cooke. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the travel show... ..the gadgets that could get us back on the road... ..new solutions for ancient problems... this thing is so much better than any of us can do. here he comes! and kangaroo island...

Than expected, so it‘s been awesome to see the resilience of the australian wildlife. throughout the crisis, the centre received a wave of international press coverage and donations from all over the world. the whole area got a lot of attention because of the unusual intensity of the bushfires. nearly half the entire island burned, consuming almost all of finders‘ chase national park. some of the fire started here, after lightning struck dry vegetation and conditions made worse by climate ch...

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Fortunately, the centre was spared, allowing the family‘s work to continue. throughout the entire fire period time, we ended up with over 600 koalas come through, and around 150 other species. a lot of the animals that were coming in through the fires primarily presented with burns. quite a few had burnt down to the bone, and the best thing was for them to be euthanised, so we did lose quite a lot as well, but pretty much all of them came in very dehydrated, so quite a large range of injuries....