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Emergency Vet Care During Australian Bushfires

A mobile vet care unit is set up to treat injured animals in the aftermath of the fires.

Aired 10/28/2020

Nature

Emergency Vet Care During Australian Bushfires

Clip: Season 39 Episode 2 | 2m 14sVideo has Closed Captions

A mobile vet care unit is set up to treat injured animals in the aftermath of the fires.

A mobile vet care unit is set up to treat injured animals in the immediate aftermath of the devastating Australian bushfires. Volunteers treated an array of animals, from kangaroos to snakes to lorikeets.

Aired 10/28/2020

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