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Another Bear Story
To show how easy social distancing can be, Internet users across the globe have shared amusing snaps of animals abiding by the restrictions better than some humans amid the COVID-19 crisis. Pictured: Cats in an unknown location line up in the grooves of a roof
Mrs Dawson is still busy running a bed and breakfast from her smallholding in the heart of Herriot country
Lions rescue a little girl from kidnappers
The lions scared off the kidnappers. | iStock/Getty Images
In 2005, a 12-year-old Kenyan girl was kidnapped by four men while walking home from school. It’s a far-too-common story that could have ended in tragedy — if not for the pride of lions who stepped in to save her.
A week after the abduction, the kidnappers were chased off by three lions who guarded the victim until police arrived to rescue her. Police say they found the girl “shocked and terrified” — and surrounded by lions. The massive beasts quickly dispersed when officers arrived. She was bruised from being manhandled by the kidnappers, but the lions never laid a paw on her.
Lion experts (and skeptics) say it’s possible that the lions were planning to eat the girl themselves but were dissuaded by her crying, which sounds a lot like the sound a baby lion cub makes. Either way, these lions should be celebrated as the heroes they truly are.
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