Saving burned or injured animals draws our sympathy. But some don't survive after release. Here's why
- Written by Holly Cope, Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Sydney
Associate Professor Catherine Herbert, Author providedEvery year, Australia’s wildlife volunteers devote time, effort and their own money to rescue, rehabilitate and release tens of thousands of native animals. Their efforts get a lot of media attention, particularly after huge disasters like the megafires of the 2019 Black Summer.
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