Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles From the minute we met there, we knew he was the one. He didn't make a very good pet. He was because of his obsessive compulsive nature. But those those qualities make him the perfect detection dog. And he has gone from zero to hero, basically being abandoned as a pet. Now he's found 100 callers. What we found out very quickly was that koalas that have survived if I were now in a habitat that could no longer sustain them. So we call this the second face. If you want of the bushfire that everybody could have walked away thinking the worst has happened, right? But what we found was there were hundreds of guerrillas that they're at risk of of dying as well. So this is what they're has focused on now for the last since Gen. Re Really, we will remain in the fields resting those collars, but also we need to prepare for next fire season. So we're going to be getting in touch with local wildlife rescue groups and authorities and prepping for next fire season. That's conservation biologist, that people love animals, you know, outside the field of science, it's still much grief remains So, in a way, for us, it makes us feel like, Well, we try a bit. We try to do our best, will continue to do so.
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