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Robert Biggs, a man hiking in the California Sen Woods, was attacked by a lion while desperately waiting to die as he waited desperately for death, a female bear

author:Lin Mucai

On March 26, 2012, Robert Biggs, a man hiking in the California Sen Woods, was attacked by a lion, and while he was desperately waiting to die, a female bear ran over and fought with the lion, driving the lion away. Then the mother bear ignored the terrified Robert and left alone.

Robert Biggs, 69, who retrieved a life, was walking when he saw a mother bear and her baby bear resting not far away. He quietly stopped and peeked for a while, but when he was about to turn away, suddenly a behemoth jumped on his back, causing him to stagger forward a few steps, and his knees hit a tree.

After standing firm, Robert looked back and saw that a mountain lion was staring at him, and it was too late for Robert to run, so he could only stand in place with trembling legs and resigned to his fate. Just when Robert thought he was dying, the female bear he had just seen came straight to the lion.

I saw the mother bear pounce on the lion, and then the two fierce animals fought each other, or the kind of vicious fight that you don't kill me, I will kill you. A few minutes later, both forest kings fell to the ground and struggled, and finally, the lion fled in a grief.

Robert began to worry whether he would change from the lion's mouth to the mother bear's belly wrapping, but to his surprise, the mother bear showed no interest in the old man and turned back to her child.

Regarding the mother bear's mysterious operation, Robert speculated that perhaps the lion was stalking the mother bear's cub, and he happened to be in its way, and the mother bear was defending herself. However, no matter what, Robert finally escaped, although his back, arms and knees were injured to varying degrees, but his life was saved, and the mother bear was also his lifesaver.

Although the specific reason why the mother bear saves people is unknown, there are frequent cases of animals saving people. In late 2004, lifeguard Rob Howe and his family were swimming in the ocean off Whangarei, New Zealand, when seven bottlenose dolphins approached them and brought them closer.

According to Rob Howey's later recollection, the dolphins collectively flapped the water with their tails, and the family had to look around, only to find that there was a great white shark swimming around not far from them, and they were a little panicked for a while.

Fortunately, these 7 dolphins consciously gathered their family in one direction, but hovered around them protectively for forty minutes to prevent shark attacks. Under the protection of these 7 dolphins, Rob Howey's family escaped from under the shark's nose in a frightening way.

It is said that dolphins have a natural sense of affinity for humans, and this time it is considered to be the extreme. Some biologists think that dolphins are very emotional and friendly to humans. They can detect with the help of ultrasound that humans also breathe with their lungs, so they will see humans as the same creatures as them, usually behave very friendly, and can stand up at critical moments.

One day in 2007, around 2:00 a.m., a kitten kept calling to its hostess. At first, the mistress of the kitten thought that the cat was naughty and ignored it, but the kitten's barking never stopped, making the hostess realize that there was a situation. When she got up, she immediately smelled a strong smell of coal and quickly woke up her husband.

After careful investigation, they found that in the basement of the house, a burst gas pipe was releasing gas outside, so they quickly left the room with the cat and called the firefighter, and later, the firefighters told them that if the kitten was not warned, the house would explode in 10 minutes, and in gratitude to this cute cat, it was awarded the medal of saving its owner by the local government.

Coincidentally, there was once a woman who had a heart attack in front of her house when her sow saw this, rushed out of the fence, ran several miles, came to a highway, and lay on it.

A passing driver felt strange and stopped the car. Piggy quickly stood up and led the driver in the direction of home. Coming to the yard, the driver saw the unconscious woman and quickly took her to the hospital. After resuscitation, the woman with a heart attack recovered from the piglet that rescued her owner, and has since been doubly pampered by her owner.

Animals and humans have always had an emotional entanglement of "cutting and sorting out chaos", and the behavior of "animals saving people" shows that "good thoughts" not only exist in humans, but also animals will germinate kind actions worthy of remembering, so how important it is for people and animals to "coexist peacefully" under the same blue sky.

Robert Biggs, a man hiking in the California Sen Woods, was attacked by a lion while desperately waiting to die as he waited desperately for death, a female bear
Robert Biggs, a man hiking in the California Sen Woods, was attacked by a lion while desperately waiting to die as he waited desperately for death, a female bear
Robert Biggs, a man hiking in the California Sen Woods, was attacked by a lion while desperately waiting to die as he waited desperately for death, a female bear

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