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Australian woman rescues badly burnt koala from bushfire
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A koala in the Australian state of New South Wales was heading for disaster when a brave woman spotted him and plucked him a blazing bushfire. Lewis, as the marsupial has now been called, has suffered severe burns to his feet, chest and stomach. Although he might never be released back to the wild, he’s eating lots of eucalyptus and is believed to be recovering well.Nov. 19, 2019
