Metaphor sustains the world.✨

In times of heavy food shortages, helicopters have to take on the important task of sprinkling carrots from paradise.

To give breath to the wild beasts that are starving, especially the little wallabies who face a cruel fate alone.

The raging flames did not destroy only the grass leaf trees, but they consumed the abundance of the land until it was flat, leaving no good pieces.

As the smoke dust began to fade, the hopes for the survival of the remaining animals flickered, because the surrounding area had no food left for them to eat.

Wallabies became one of the most severely affected animals, as the habitat along the rocks was cut off from the outside world by piles of ash.

Because of this, the rescue team had to make a quick decision to race against time before death took away more of the remaining animals than ever before.

They used helicopters to convey thousands of kilograms of carrots and vegetables, heading into a burning zone too remote and backcountry to reach.

These areas are where humans cannot walk, and the natural food supply has disappeared.

The task of dumping supplies from the sky this time is not just to do it for comfort, or to feed the animals only temporarily.

But it is an aggressive operation whose ultimate goal is to give these animals a second chance to continue to struggle with their lives.

Amid the darkness of the ruins after the wildfire, the bright orange carrot that fell is a symbol of the kindness that humans have for their fellow worlds.

It's a small light that keeps the wild animals waiting until nature revitalizes and the green forests rejuvenate them.

Every kilogram of food thrown away is like a hope that helps the breath on a day when nature is at its most vulnerable.

And this is the story of a great effort that shows that even in times of extreme crisis, we can always offer help to each other.