The other 25 koalas will also be released in their habitat within the next week. Hospital staff is carefully considering the mix of koala ages and sexes before making a well-rounded community.\u00a0 They have high hopes that the koalas will breed and grow their population in the wild, which is currently on the endangered list. More than 8,000 koalas died in the wildfires.<\/div>\n
However, koalas aren’t the only animals that suffered through the disaster. The Lake Innes area was really damaged in the fires. But, thanks to the rainfall, many animals will be released back into their natural habitat sooner than planned.<\/div>\n
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Australia is facing really hard and uncertain times. However, this story of hope reminds that animals can be really resilient and survive through tough conditions. Like the wildfires weren’t enough, the country has been also impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.<\/div>\n
There aren’t tourists who want to visit Australia right now, but people still support the country’s efforts to save the koalas and other animals.<\/div>\n