Missing Photographer Rescued After Enduring Snake Bite in Snowy Mountains

Lovisa Sjoberg, missing for nearly two weeks, was found alive with injuries in Australia's Kosciuszko National Park.

Lovisa Sjoberg, a 48-year-old wildlife photographer, was located on Sunday after a massive search in the Snowy Mountains region.
Sjoberg had been missing since October 15, with her rental car found abandoned six days later, prompting a search by multiple agencies.
She suffered from a copperhead snake bite, dehydration, and an ankle injury during her time lost in the wilderness.
The search effort involved helicopters, sniffer dogs, and volunteers, with temperatures dropping to freezing at night.
Sjoberg is known for her work documenting wild horses and has been hospitalized in stable condition after her ordeal.