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A lizard caught in the Australian bushfires was saved by an off-duty firefighter who performed CPR on him after the animal nearly drowned. Footage shared by New South Wales Fire and Rescue shows the firefighters starting compressions in an attempt to get “a spring in his tail”. After about 10 minutes the lizard, who rescuers named “Lucky”, started to breathe again and within half an hour it was back to chasing insects. Firefighters shared the video to remind people to know their CPR action plan in and around the water for the summer. #Lizard #NewSouthWales #CPR Report by Gareth Shoulder and Gianluca Avagnina. Subscribe here: Twitter: Facebook: If you wish to purchase any of our clips for commercial use, please visit:
