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The @australianwildlifeconservancy has built a cardboard city in Sydney to house over 200 bushfire affected animals. The new project is being led by PhD Student Angela Raña from the University of Sydney, to assess whether or not these flat-pack, quick-deploy habitat pods can effectively protect vulnerable animals after a bushfire.

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