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Lion Shows Tourists Why You Must Stay Inside Your Car Subscribe to Viral Now: https://www.youtube.com/user/butterarmour?sub_confirmation=1 Viral Now is the #1 place for all your heart warming stories about amazing people that will inspire you everyday. Make sure to subscribe and never miss a single video! #viral #amazing #ViralNow Lion Shows Tourists Why You Must Stay Inside Your Car I want you to picture this, you have on the most safari outfit, straight out of a movie. Picture the guys from the Jumanji movie. And you’re somewhere in the dusty plains of Africa enjoying the sunset as you bird watch or something else typically tourist. Then out of nowhere, the loudest growl you’ve ever heard and you see the biggest cat you’ve ever seen charging at you full speed, teeth glaring. No, this isn’t a housecat I’m talking about, or even a leopard I'm talking about The Lion. I wish this was just a made-up story but it’s not. Don’t believe me? Well then doubting Thomas, stick around and watch 10 times safaris went from fun and thrilling to scary and even deadly!! 10. The North Will Always Remember https://youtu.be/LiPNJLgG_Wo https://i2-prod.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article5812676.ece/ALTERNATES/s1227b/Lion-Attack-victim-Katherine-Chappell.jpg https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/06/06/14/2965346200000578-3113418-Horrifying_This_image_captures_the_horrifying_the_moment_the_lio-a-47_1433597454824.jpg https://featureworld-q0xde6wemaulm3smxqu.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/image1-e1433551763318-652x326.jpeg In 2015, Katherine Chappell, a former "Game of Thrones" editor was clawed to her demise by a lion in South Africa. The lion attacked Chappell in a South African lion park. What’s ironic is the fact that Chappell wasn’t in Johannesburg just for the sights. The film editor was also on a volunteer assignment with the objective to protect wildlife all over the country. The incident took place while she and her team were being driven through a lion park. At some point during the trip, a lioness took hold of the graphic effects creator. According to witnesses, Chappell had her windows rolled down and were in the process taking photographs of her surroundings and it was then supposedly that the lions saw the chance and attacked. 9. Home Or Away The Lions Will Play This needs particular viewer discretion. If you’re one to squirm and wince, then this is definitely not for you. I want you to imagine this level of betrayal. You open a sanctuary for your furry not so little friends, too keep them away from poachers and the meanness of the world in general, and how do they repay your generosity? By mauling half to death! Well, I guess they were probably playing rough with him yes? They’re after all wild animals. The video was recorded by a tourist in a South African safari park and in it you can see a lion drag a man from a tour truck by his neck, tightly holding him in its jaws as if he were a rag doll He makes his way with the man still in his jaws into a nearby bush while one witness cries and another begs for a rifle to help him. The footage then ends with the sound of gunshots and screaming. It turns out the man was actually the park’s owner, Michael Hodge. Apparently, Hodge moved to South Africa with his family because of his immense love for lions. Get this, Hodge had actually bottle-raised the lion who pounced on him and cared for it all his life! A whole decade! It really is the things that you love that kill you. Hodge thankfully made a speedy recovery but the haunting question remains if you can’t trust a savage beast that you raised from infancy, can you really tame a wild cat? 8. Lions Are Not Housecats We’ve seen wild animals being kept as pets in movies. And there's a pretty good reason why we’ve only ever seen that in movies. Simple, some things only work in fantasy. Animals re not adrenaline toys and they should be treated like so. Michal Prasek learnt this in perhaps the most extreme way. The Czech man owned a nine-year-old big cat as well as a lioness for breeding. Why would you need to breed lions? For what? To reenact Narnia I your backyard? Or a circus? This naturally drew concerns from local residents. It didn't take long to find out why this was a bad idea. Mr Prasek's father discovered his body in the lion's cage and told local media it had been apparently locked from the inside. I feel bad for the animals because despite living in separate pens, they had to be shot dead. According to the police spokesperson, this was "totally required for them to get to the man".
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