According to the sources of officials, koala population might not regenerate in Kangaroo Island after bushfire. Koala populations are assumed to have been killed by up to 90 percent. SA environment minister David Speirs said that “I’m loath to put a number on how many koalas we have lost as a result of the fires and no one wants to see any native species or any animal suffer in the fire.”
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Koala population assumed to have been killed by up to 90 percent in Kangaroo Island
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