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Months firefighters on offense instead of defense. since september, an area larger than the state of indiana has been burned, more than 100 fires are still going exacerbated by climate change. 28 people have died and hard to fathom the toll on the wild five. estimated 1 billion animals are dead and millions of acres of habitat are gone. some species are at risk of being endangered or extinct including the koala population. theyve been running to humans for help. we saw a man giving water to a th...

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Australian firefighters gain the upper hand on devastating wildfires. temperatures have cooled and winds have died down. the governor will launch an inquiry into fire response. at least 28 people and over a billion animals have died. koalas could soon become endangered. first responders are throwing vegetables from helicopters to t feet starving wildlife. a hazardous eruption could come at any time to the philippines. authorities raising the alert as lava gushes from the volcano overnight. nearl...

Billion animals have died. koalas could become endangered as a results of all of this. first responders now throwing vegetables from helicopters to feed the starving wildlife. just heart-breaking images. well, now to a fox business alert for you. asian stock markets surging overnight as the u.s. and china prepare to sign the phase one trade deal in just about 48 hours. tracee carrasco from our sister network, fox business, here with why both nations are feeling optimistic. good morning. >> repor...

In after the latest fires. the sad fact is that we estimate that of the thousands of koalas, probably 20,000, 30,000 koalas on the island, probably half have perished. anything that we can salvage and save, we will certainly be doing that. its going to take a long time for australias iconic nature reserve to recover. the fear is that some of the wildlife its famous for may have been lost for good, and that other animals will have to battle bleak conditions just to survive. shaimaa khalil, bbc ne...

Theres been a lot of devastation. it hasnt been easy for people, and well be here as long as they need us, and we will do whatever we possibly can to help out. this place is renowned for its rich biodiversity and native wildlife. now its feared half of the island has been scorched. in some parts, the fires burned right up to the sea. going through kangaroo island, you can see why nothing stood a chance in the path of these fires. the charred trees, the scorched earth, the burnt animal carcasses ...

You know, deceased wildlife. its not a fun task. theres been a lot of devastation. it hasnt been easy for people, and well be here as long as they need us, and will do whatever we possibly can to help out. this place is renowned for its rich biodiversity and native wildlife. now its feared half of the island has been scorched. in some parts, the fires burned right up to the sea. going through kangaroo island you can see why nothing stood a chance in the path of these fires. the charred trees, th...

Salvage and save, well certainly be doing that. its going to take a long time for australias iconic nature reserve to recover. the fear is that some of the wildlife its famous for may have been lost for good, and that other animals will have to battle bleak conditions just to survive. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, kangaroo island. there are just over twenty hours left for the six candidates in the labour leadership to gain the backing they need to get to the next stage of the contest. sir keir starm...

Right up to the sea. going through kangaroo island, you can see why nothing stood a chance in the path of these fires. the charred trees, the scorched earth, the burnt animal carcasses on the side of the road. but the full picture of the devastation is still unclear because parts of the island are just too dangerous to get to. scientists are extremely worried about the islands unique species, including the ligurian bees. nearly a quarter of the beehives are believed to have been lost to the bush...

Biodiversity and native wildlife. now its feared half of the island has been scorched. in some parts, the fires burned right up to the sea. going through kangaroo island, you can see why nothing stood a chance in the path of these fires. the charred trees, the scorched earth, the burnt animal carcasses on the side of the road. but the full picture of the devastation is still unclear, because parts of the island are just too dangerous to get to. scientists are extremely worried about the islands ...