Animals cling to life on Australia's Kangaroo Island
Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park has turned into a makeshift hospital for animals charred in the bushfires.
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Devastating blazes have been ripping through South Australia's Kangaroo Island since December, burning one third of the land and threatening native wildlife. /CCTV photo
Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park has turned into a makeshift hospital for animals charred in the bushfires. /CCTV photo
More than 300 wild animals, including over 100 koalas, all of whom suffered different levels of burns, have been rescued and sent to the temporary hospital. /CCTV photo
Many are bunking in cat carriers and washing baskets after being treated. Injured animals have been arriving every day. /CCTV photo
