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Into the top of their mound, and that actually makes their mounds more fire—resistant. so, in some places, with the bushfire, the mounds look totally intact. you can see them with everything black and burned around them, and the mound is standing there looking like it wasn't touched. i think if you're a scientist and biologist you have to be positive about these things. you're looking at species such as the echidna, that was around 120 million years ago. now, australia has gone through ice ages, gone through greenhouse effects, gone through probably a number of catastrophic fires in that tim...

Will actually mine certain chemicals from the soil, and build that into the top of their mound, and that actually makes their mounds more fire—resistant. so, in some places, with the bushfire, the mounds look totally intact. you can see them with everything black and burned around them, and the mound is standing there looking like it wasn't touched. i think if you're a scientist and biologist you have to be positive about these things. you're looking at species such as the echidna, that was around 120 million years ago. now, australia has gone through ice ages, gone through greenhouse effect...

Intensity of the black summer bushfires were off the charts, renewal of the environment is already under way. you can see the termite mound is actually covered with a type of soil, and what we found was that the termites will actually mine certain chemicals from the soil, and build that into the top of their mound, and that actually makes their mounds more fire—resistant. so in some places, with the bushfire, the mounds look totally intact. you can see them with everything black and burned around them, and the mound is standing there looking like it wasn't touched. i think if you're a scient...

Which was around 120 million years ago. now, australia has gone through ice ages, gone through greenhouse effects, gone through probably a number of catastrophic fires in that time, and echidnas are still considered one of australia's most common native mammals. so they are really true survivors, and it's the true survivors we should look at and perhaps try to model ourselves a bit about them, about being survivors ourselves. they are resilient, the ecosystems are resilient, kangaroo island people are resilient. australia is still assessing the scale of the immense damage done by its black sum...