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Moment out-of-control boar knocks factory worker off his feet after wild chase - before sinking its teeth into two men
"I thought it was a dog, but it was a wild boar!" Relentless attack...attacks four men one after another
On the morning of the 13th, a wild boar suddenly appeared in the city and attacked four men one after another.
Experts are surprised, as it is rare for a wild boar to attack people. One boar was running at incredible speed, chasing and attacking men who were frantically trying to escape.
The boar appeared at a school lunch company in Tsuchibashi-cho, Toyota City. According to the police, the attack occurred around 5:30 AM on the 13th, when an employee carrying ingredients was attacked.
A lightning strike in the early hours of Tuesday killed dozens of livestock and injured three members of a family in the Dhoke Kalkhata area of Ranjati in Surankote, Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district, officials said.
Officials said the incident occurred in the higher reaches of Dhandidhara, where lightning struck an animal shed belonging to Shoket Hussain, son of Murad Baksh and a resident of Dhandidhara, presently residing at Dhoke Kalkhata, Ranjati.
The lightning strike killed 60 sheep, one buffalo and one dog on the spot, causing heavy losses to the family.
Three family members also sustained injuries and were administered first aid by the Indian Army.
No human fatalities were reported in the incident.
The administration has been informed, and an assessment of the damage is underway. (GNS)
The man was walking with his young grandson when the attack unfolded.
A tourist was seriously injured after a bull bison charged at him and tossed him about eight feet into the air at Yellowstone National Park in the US on Friday evening. The incident took place at the Bridge Bay Campground, located south of Fishing Bridge, where the animal had reportedly been behaving aggressively and charging at both people and vehicles.
The man was walking with his young grandson when the attack unfolded. According to Mike MacLeod, a professional photographer from Bozeman, Montana, the pair had been keeping a safe distance, around 100 yards, from the bison. MacLeod, who witnessed the incident, said the animal had already charged at a group of children who were taking photographs. The children managed to move out of its path, while campers began warning others as the bison ran through the area.
The animal later stopped to roll in a patch of dirt, a common behaviour among bison, and appeared to calm down. Believing the danger had passed, the grandfather and grandson paused briefly to take photographs before moving behind a group of trees as the bison got back on its feet. Moments later, a white pickup truck drove past, apparently triggering the animal once again. Instead of continuing after the vehicle, the bison turned toward the trees where the grandfather and grandson had taken cover.
A 12-year-old boy was attacked and killed by an Asiatic lion near the foothills of the revered Girnar shrine in Junagadh district in the early hours of Saturday, marking the sixth such attack in the past 25 days.
The incident, which unfolded on one of Gujarat's popular pilgrimage routes has caused widespread panic among devotees. It has also triggered intense criticism over the lack of security measures and lighting along the pathway.
The victim, identified as a resident of Modaj village in Mehmedabad taluka of Kheda district, had arrived in Girnar with his family for darshan when the horrifying attack unfolded just after they began climbing the famous staircase leading to the hill shrine.
The victim's uncle, Chauhan Anil Kumar, recounted the sequence of events.
"We had started climbing Girnar early in the morning with our family. After crossing nearly 50 steps inside the entrance gate, a lion suddenly emerged from the darkness and attacked my nephew from behind. Before anyone could understand what had happened, it grabbed him by his hand and dragged him into the forest,"he said.
A 21-year-old man was killed in a lion attack in Gujarat's Amreli district on July 8 after a group allegedly engaged in illegal lion watching entered a forest area near the boundary of Antalya Revenue area and the Luwaria Reserve Forest in Liliya taluka.
The victim, identified as Sohil Memon, died in the attack, prompting the Forest Department to launch a detailed investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
The attack occurred between 7.30 and 8 pm. Senior forest officials, including Shetrunji Division Deputy Conservator of Forests (DCF) Chirag Amin, rushed to the Liliya Range Office and initiated rescue, investigation and legal proceedings.
According to DCF Chirag Amin, preliminary findings suggest a lion and a lioness were in their mating period when the group allegedly entered the area for illegal lion watching. Officials suspect the animals were disturbed or provoked, following which the male lion turned aggressive and attacked Sohil Memon.
A four-year-old girl died after being bitten multiple times by a dog in eastern Germany on Wednesday, police said.
According to a police spokeswoman, the dog was known to the family.
The attack occurred in the town of Drosa in the state of Saxony-Anhalt. Emergency responders were unable to save the child and could only confirm her death at the scene, police said.
Crisis counsellors were providing support to the girl's mother, while police officers involved in the response were also receiving psychological support, authorities said.
Police did not immediately provide further details, including how the attack occurred. The animal was taken to a shelter following the incident, they said. The public prosecutor's office has launched an investigation.
A two-year-old child was playing in the yard when he was attacked by a wolf. Wolf attacks on people have occurred in various areas of Goris.
Wolves attacked people in various areas of Goris, injuring six people. In an interview with Armenian News,NEWS.am reported that Lusine Avetyan, head of the Karahunj village in the Goris community, said a 2-year-old child, who was playing in the yard of a house and was attacked by a wolf, was also injured.
"Another incident occurred on the road leading to Kapan: a man of about 60 years old was taking his cattle into the garden, turned his back, and a wolf attacked him. His son immediately took him to the hospital. This was the only incident in our village, but I've heard of wolf attacks in various parts of Goris," Avetyan noted.
The village's administrative head reported that all the injured were taken to hospital.
An 86-year-old woman died after being attacked by a family dog she was briefly caring for at a home in Moore.
According to the Moore Police Department, officers responded at around 5:45 p.m. on Thursday, July 2, to reports of a dog attack with injuries in the area of NE 27th Street and Highland Drive.
Upon arrival, they found the woman with severe injuries and immediately began life-saving measures, including applying tourniquets to control the bleeding until paramedics arrived. She was transported to a nearby hospital in critical condition, where she later died.
The woman's family said she was temporarily caring for the dog on behalf of a family member when the attack occurred.
The dog was removed from the home by Moore Animal Control, where it is currently being confined.
In a strange incident, an elephant killed two people 14 years after killing two other members of the same family. The shocking part is that the family had relocated 17 kilometres away, and the beast still managed to find them. According to a report by Kathmandu Post, Dhurbe trampled Shanichara Bote's father and mother, Budhiram and Jharali, on Dec 16, 2012, near the Chitwan National Park. The danger posed by the rogue elephant forced the family to shift to Jagatpur after crossing two rivers. However, the animal found its way to their new home on Saturday (July 4), broke in and killed Bote's 25-year-old daughter-in-law and four-year-old grandson.
Chitwan National Park is the country's first protected area, and Dhurbe's violent antics in the region were known to the officials since it first killed a human in 2010. Yet, they failed to take relevant action to protect those living in the vicinity. The elephant has killed 25 people since then, including four from Bote's family alone. He told the outlet that the fear of the creature led them to sell everything and move to Jagatpur. "We believed that moving across the major rivers would keep us safe. But after all these years, the exact same elephant found us again, raided our home, and took my daughter-in-law and my little grandson," he said.
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