Koala gets behind the wheel after being rescued from Australian freeway

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A koala crossing one of South Australia’s busiest freeways led to a six-car collision as drivers abandoned their vehicles to mount a rescue of the “calm” marsupial. Nadia Tugwell joined those trying to help the animal on Adelaide’s South Eastern Freeway near Crafers on Monday morning. ‘When it saw me it instantly turned around to run backwards but the other lady was there and so we jumped it, bundled it up, and it ended up in my car because she had children,’ Tugwell said.

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