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I'm not sure why you'd believe this story? What are people reading this trying to find? Obviously the lions wouldn't think twice at ripping her jugular out an
by aaron695 9y ago
I'm not sure why you'd believe this story?
What are people reading this trying to find?
Obviously the lions wouldn't think twice at ripping her jugular out and playing with her body as it bleed out.
Even if you believe the story as described, which is dubious, you don't have enough information to see what really happened. They were keeping her to eat later? Who knows, there's not enough info.
- Grangar 9y ago>Stuart Williams, a wildlife expert with the rural development ministry, said it was likely the girl had been saved because she was crying. >"A young girl whimpering could be mistaken for the mewing sound from a lion cub, which in turn could explain why [the lions] didn't eat her," he said. Also: https://www.truthorfiction.com/lionsave/ https://www.truthorfiction.com/lionsave/
- aaron695 9y agoI'm more with they were hangin at to eat her that it mentions in the link. The crying is a bit convoluted, lions surely know a cub from a human. Plus I doubt the crying sounds the same to a lion. These fairy tales that come out of Africa are like Grimm's Fairy tales I guess, but having the BBC report on them.... How many girls were not saved by mystical lions....
- foxyv 9y agoBe an interesting way to find out that human babies evolved to sound like lion babies to scare off predators. ^_^