Ember the koala who survived Australia's bushfires shows off new joey in the ...
Ember the koala who miraculously survived Australia's worst bushfire season on record shows off her new joey in the wild Ember the koala shows off new joey 18 months after being released into the wild Was rescued by Roslyn Irwin in NSW during Australia's worst bushfire season Suffered from smoke inhalation and severe burns to her rump and all four paws Was rehabilitated at Friends of the Koala before being released in April 2020 She was spotted in the wild by rescuer Irwin carrying her new baby joey
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A koala who was found clinging to life during Australia's worst bushfire season has been spotted in the wild with her new joey.
The new mother, Ember, was released back into the NSW bush in April 2020 and was spotted more recently with her bundle of joy by the same woman who rescued her: Former president of Friends of the Koala, Roslyn Irwin.
Ember was found in November 2019 in the burnt grounds of Whiporie in northern NSW.
Ember and her joey (pictured) were spotten 18 months after Ember was released into the wild following her recovery from injuries sustained in the 2019-2020 bushfires
At just 18-months-old the young koala suffered smoke inhalation and had sustained significant burns to her rump and
