Argentina: Raging wildfires in Patagonia kill dozens of animals *DISTRESSING CONTENT*

Follow us on Telegram: Subscribe to our channel! Unprecedented wildfires continued ravaging Chubut Province, burning nearly 90,000 hectares of the Argentinian Patagonia and dozens of local animals, as seen on Wednesday. The blaze reduced the population of many native animals of the territory, including guanacos, choiques (Darwin’s rheas), horses and others. Some of the animals were seen trapped in the fences separating a local farm, in a bid to save themselves and their calves from death. The fire began on Sunday around 15 kilometres north of the city of Puerto Madryn, along National Route 3. Translation: SOT, Oscar Garcia, El Pampero farm worker (Spanish): “The next day I went out to look for the animals and I found dead animals by eleven, lambs and sheep some burned dead guanacos, a live sheep burned, all burned but still alive, in the field it’s burned everywhere, so much lost.“ There has been an extensive loss of natural vegetation and the loss of li