Food dropped from the sky to feed hungry Australian wildlife

15 January 2020 by IdeaSpies

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Aircraft are being used to feed the thousands of hungry wildlife stranded amid the Australian bushfire crisis.The New South Wales government has started doing food-drops, trickling thousands of kilograms of carrots and sweet potato from above to feed the state's colonies of brush-trailed rock wallabies. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7877213/Food-supply-thousands-animals-trapped-Mallacoota-flown-planes-help-wombats-koalas.html

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IdeaSpies @ 2020.01.17 2:00 PM
Animals that escaped the fires need food and this is a great way to provide it.

LizS @ 2020.01.28 5:55 PM
Devastating impact on native wildlife and this is a great idea to help

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