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Posted on Mar 10, 2009 - 1:27am by John P. in News, Videos
I first learned about this heart touching story over on The Australian. It seems that a group of fire fighters, who had been battling a massive raging inferno, responsible for killing at least 180 people, came upon a dehydrated and injured little Koala in a burned out area of the forest.
One of the firemen, Dave, got some water and approached the animal to try and care for it. Amazingly, she accepted his help, and he was able to give her 3 bottles of water. This story ends well, although as many as one million animals are suspected to have perished in the blaze.
Here is a follow up news broadcast about Sam after she was rescued.
John, it’s not just the animals that have just survived the recent bushfires, which BTW are Australia’s worst natural disaster, that are thirsty. There have been a number of photos doing the rounds showing wild koalas approaching humans in search of water, because of severe drought conditions.
Hmmmm, my comment seems to have disappeared as I hit enter, so let’s try this again……These awesome clips really serve to highlight how a touching story amongst all the chaos and devastation can be likened to a single ray of light piercing the darkest clouds, lifting the doom and gloom!
It’s incredible how this tiny bear stand among humans and drinks from that mans hand…it’ really incredible!
I adore Koalas, they’re just such little, cute, fuzzy animals!
one million animals ? oh my god !i feel very sad for all these animals.I still dont understand how these fires get started.
Touching story, probably just one of the many, many that accompany every catastrophic event on this planet. While dire conditions bring out the worst in some people, there are in my opinion just as many – if not more – who become their best ever… :)
I want a Koala! :)
Apparently Koalas only look cute, and are smelly, nasty little creatures! The story is very heart warming though, and has made me feel really good on a monday morning.