A woman saved a small koala from a huge python with her bare hands

A resident of Australian Brisbane named Nell with her bare hands saved a baby koala from a python and a half meters in the Whites Hill reserve. This is reported by the broadcasting Corporation ABC News.

A woman was walking her dog when she heard loud bird cries in the bushes about 15 metres from the path. As she got closer, she saw the mother koala desperately scratching the python, trying to free the toddler, who was looking directly at Nell in panic.

The Australian raised the cub with the snake and began to unwind the rings of the reptile. At one point, the python was in one hand and the koala clutched onto the other shoulder.

After releasing the baby, the woman checked whether he was breathing and moving his paws, and then brought him to the tree where his mother was waiting.

A couple of hours later, the rescuer returned to the scene and saw that the koala and the cub were sitting on a tree, huddled together.

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