00:00I was just confused. I just didn't think it was our house.
00:05The neighbours tried to call me, but I was already up here by the time I got the calls.
00:10I just couldn't believe it.
00:12I just finished work like every other day and went to Bunnings and came home and there was fire trucks
00:18everywhere.
00:20Driving up the street and I thought, oh, did I hit something?
00:24And it was like a big explosion, but really, really loud.
00:27And I've pushed some of the glass aside and put my head inside and it's just covered in smoking, but
00:33I could see flames inside the house.
00:35And I thought, oh, I've got to stop this.
00:37Tried putting it out. I think he actually did put it out fully.
00:40And actually by then it was too late for the birds and the birds.
00:44Two baby emus. There was about seven king quail and I think 13 baby quail.
00:53You can't replace those.
00:54I've always wanted like dinosaurs. I like dinosaurs.
00:58So yeah, emus were the closest and I think they were just three weeks old.
01:02We hatched them. We bought the eggs.
01:04Took up over 45, 46 days to incubate them.
01:09They think the heat lamp for the emus must have fallen over.
01:15So, did you give them a little bit of a goodbye?
01:19Yeah.
01:20Yeah, she was holding them for a while.
01:24Yeah, they're very just there.
01:25We said our last goodbyes and buried them in the face.
01:28So, they're what we're looking for.
