Kidnappers Planned to Force a 12-Year-Old Girl into Marriage. A Pride of Lions Came To Her Rescue
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The young girl was kidnapped while walking home and was missing for a week
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The pride of the lions saved the girl from his prisoners and “The guard stopped”
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Learn how the girl’s actions draw the attention of the lions
Ethiopia has been 20 years since the “miracle ,, but today it is still less surprising.
In June 2005, a 12 -year -old girl who was kidnapped, beaten and lost for a week was found alive after chasing and protecting three lions in Ethiopia.
The reports claim that the girl was taken by a group of seven people trying to force her to marriage.
“They stood a guard until they found him, and then left him like a gift and returned to the forest.” He said. NBC News Then the actions of pride. “If the lions had not come, then it could have been much worse. Most of the time these young girls were raped and were seriously beaten to force them to accept marriage.”
Wendagu said the girl was “shocked and horrified” and should be treated for interruptions from beating.
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An African lion was depicted in Ethiopia.
Reports specified then The girl was kidnapped He was walking home from school and was kept captured in a distant place soon. However, at some point, with the reserve girl, they tried to move down a dusty trail at the foot of Bita Genet, about 350 miles away from the country’s capital Addis Ababa. The sounds of the movements and the crying of a scared girl probably warned the pride of the lions.
In fact, the wild life expert Stuart Williams told NBC that he probably survived because the girl cried.
“A young girl whispering can be confused with the sound of Mewing from a lion cub, which can explain why they don’t eat it,” he said.
“Everyone thinks that this is a kind of miracle, because the lions will normally attack people.”
The lions of Ethiopia are highly respected in Ethiopia and adorn the national symbol of the country, sculptures and local currencies. Ethiopian lions, which are famous for their great black manes, are believed to have only a few faces today, because LionaidLion Protection and Education Assistance Authority.
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