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Australian Wildlife Park Welcomes Its First Baby Koala Born Since The Devastating Bushfires

Welcome to the world Ash!
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02 Aug 2020, 07:00 AM

Main image via BuzzFeed

When you think about the Australian bushfires, it may feel like it happened years ago with the current state of the world. The reality however, is that the bushfires actually took place from October 2019 – March 2020. 

In today’s dose of daily good news, a wildlife park has recently announced the arrival of its first baby koala since the bushfires that wiped out over 1 billion animals!

via GIPHY

The Australian Reptile Park new Sydney, New South Wales revealed in a Facebook video post that they had welcomed their very first koala joey since the devastating events took place.

“We have a very special announcement… Our very first koala of the season has popped out of Mums pouch to say hello!” the post read.

“Keepers have decided to name her Ash!” the post added. “Ash is the first koala born at the park since the tragic Australian bushfires and is a sign of hope for the future of Australia’s native wildlife.”

Ash is not only a sign of hope for Australia’s future, she’s also super cuddly and adorable and our hearts can stop melting at the sight of her!

The First Koala Joey Has Been Born Since The Australian Bushfires

“Ash represents the start of what we’re hoping to be another successful breeding season,” said Australian Reptile Park Zookeeper, Dan Rumsey. “It was such an incredible moment when we saw Ash poke her head out of her mum’s pouch for the first time.”

“Ash is estimated to be five months old and is right on track to be emerging from the pouch for the first time,” Dan added.

“Her mother Rosie has shown exemplary parenting skills and we know that Ash is in good paws,” the zookeeper noted.

australian wildlife park welcomes its first baby koala born since the devastating bushfiresImage via BuzzFeed

The Australian Reptile Park has been closed due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic but is expected to reopen its doors again on 1st June.

Guests of the park will be able to spot Ash and her mum Rosie, as well as all the other koalas who now call the Australian Reptile Park home.

Welcome to the world Ash! Thanks for bringing some light and hope into the world, especially in these hard times!

Are you as in love with Ash, the baby koala/koala joey, as us? Share this with your loved ones so they can see the cuteness too!

australian wildlife park welcomes its first baby koala born since the devastating bushfiresImage via BuzzFeed

In the meantime, be sure to keep playing your part by staying safe and staying home, and only going out if it’s absolutely necessary. And if you’re going out, be sure to practice social distancing.

Stay updated with the latest COVID-19 news here: https://en.syok.my/covid-19  

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