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The villagers called the police to find the lion entering the village, and the police rushed to see it and laughed

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Extremely eye news reporter Zhang Yang

According to the BBC reported on May 6, in a place called Kinyana Village in Kenya, local residents reported that a stray lion had been found. After receiving the police, three heavily armed wildlife protection police officers immediately rushed to the scene and cautiously approached the lion's lurking point.

Then, they were taken aback to discover that it was just a shopping bag in the middle of a bush with a super realistic lion head on it.

The villagers called the police to find the lion entering the village, and the police rushed to see it and laughed
The villagers called the police to find the lion entering the village, and the police rushed to see it and laughed

The "lion" lurking quietly in the bushes

The village of Kinyana is just 1 km from Mount Kenya National Park. A local farm worker noticed "a lion" lying in the bushes outside his employer's house, so he immediately called the police. Then came the scene of the previous ridicule.

Mbijiwe, the local village chief, told the BBC that although the warning of the stray lion was a oolong, local residents had recently complained that some of their livestock were mysteriously missing.

So when we were called, "We all took this incident with great caution and seriousness, and we had to make sure everyone was safe first." Of course, in the end the wildlife police found out it was just a bag. ”

According to the post-mortem investigation, the bag was actually placed in the bush by the owner of the house, and she put some avocado saplings inside, and forgot to take it into the house.

The villagers called the police to find the lion entering the village, and the police rushed to see it and laughed
The villagers called the police to find the lion entering the village, and the police rushed to see it and laughed

The true face of the "lion"

When wildlife protection police arrived at the scene, the owner was not there. When she rushed home, she was told that the lion had been found near her home and was asked to return to the house through the back door, so she did not immediately associate the "lion" with the bag containing the saplings.

Despite the false positive, the Kenya Wildlife Service said it was very much in favor of "the public's act of raising the alarm and should be praised".

It is reported that Kenya's local wildlife tourism industry is relatively developed, of which watching wild lions is a favorite project of many tourists, many tourists have come to this African land from afar to see the king of the hundred beasts up close.

Source: Jingchu Network

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