The number of animals believed to have been killed or displaced in the Australian wildfires that ended earlier this year has now tripled to nearly three billion, according to a study released on Tuesday by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF). Some 143 million mammals, over 2 billion reptiles and 180 million birds were impacted by the country’s worst bushfires in decades.
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Nearly 3 billion animals hit by Australia wildfires, study finds
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