Australia bushfires: Wildlife park spared from bushfires as volunteers return to help koalas, World News

Kangaroo Island has lost an estimated 25,000 koalas, half its population, following the blazes, which have been raging for weeks.
Scientists in Australia estimate 1 billion animals have been killed by the deadly bushfires, which show no sign of burning out.
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