Adorable moment koalas are released into the wild in Adelaide

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Daily Mail published this video item, entitled “Adorable moment koalas are released into the wild in Adelaide” – below is their description.

The three koalas were found huddling together as fires engulfed their surroundings in Cherry Gardens, a suburb of Adelaide. Burnadette, the female koala, was found in a terrible condition suffering burns to her face and mouth. The older male, Bundy, was found cuddling Beau, the younger koala, in a bid to shield him from the flames.

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