After the Australian Bushfires, a Mother Fox Feeds Hungry Koala Babies, Demonstrating Universal Maternal Love Across Species
According to The Australian Times on January 26th, a female fox feeding milk to hungry koala babies moved countless people.
The Australian bushfires have caused the deaths of over 10 billion animals, and millions of animals have been affected.
The Australian government is working hard to take measures, continuously dropping food from the air in the hope that the surviving small animals will not starve to death in the bushfires.
However, food dropped from planes cannot be perfectly distributed, and it cannot meet the needs of all animals.
Especially young animals, without the ability to compete for food, are facing a survival threat.
At this time, many animals once again touched people's hearts, and they showed compassion that humans never expected.
A female fox feeding milk to hungry koala babies went viral.
In the photo, a female fox patiently stands, and below her, it appears there are two hungry koala babies eagerly feeding from her.
The fox mother gently nursing the koala babies, seems to shine with motherly light, in the backdrop of the desolate area, making people unable to take their eyes off it.
A user named Rebecca Herbert shared this screen.
She said: ‘In the Australian bushfires, many animal mothers lost their cubs, and many cubs also lost their mothers.’
This is a good example of mutual aid, and this touching love is not only seen in humans but also in different species of animals.
Many people praised the greatness of motherhood in the video, and one netizen commented: ‘It is a mother, and it is indeed a mother.’
Seeing animals unite and rely on each other in crisis is truly touching.
This image has deeply touched many people, and some netizens even suspect whether most of them should be labeled as ‘beasts’.
Even animals are like this, we humans will be even more moving.
In the face of hardship, we will never give up, never retreat, and bravely move forward to embrace a better 2020.
Source: Network, for reference only
