Dragged Into The Grave Download For Mac

Wildlife park owner is dragged away and attacked by a lion in front of screaming onlookers after he entered its enclosure in South Africa. Mike Hodge was mauled by a male lion in its enclosure for at least 90 seconds. Briton Mr Hodge is the owner of the Marakele Predator Park in South Africa. Mr Hodge, 67, who suffered neck injuries, was only saved after a shot was fired. The big cat is thought to have been put down in the wake of the grisly attack By Published: 12:14 GMT, 1 May 2018 Updated: 20:56 GMT, 1 May 2018. A wildlife park owner was savagely mauled by a lion in front of screaming onlookers after he entered the animal's enclosure. Mike Hodge, a 67-year-old British expat, was rushed to hospital with injuries to the neck and jaw following the shocking incident caught on film in South Africa.

Pictures shows Mr Hodge smiling in his hospital bed despite his injuries, with a friend telling that he is recovering from the dramatic ordeal. The video of the attack, filmed at the Marakele Predator Park in, shows Mr Hodge entering the lion's enclosure. No chance: Witnesses watch in horror as the animal pursues him towards the metal door Then, suddenly, a loud bang is heard. The lion drops Mr Hodge and runs for cover. A woman howls in horror at what she has just witnessed while another man is heard shouting 'get a rifle just in case'. The big cat is thought to have been put down in the wake of the grisly attack.

Marakele remains closed in the wake of the attack while Chrissy was belived to be too upset to comment. Marakele Predator Park was established in 2010 by Mr Hodge and his wife Chrissy after they emigrated from the UK, according to its website.

They moved to South Africa in 1999 and started a lion conservation project in 2003 on a farm 30kms from Thabazimbi. A few years later they relocated to the town in the Limpopo province and founded the Marakele Predator Park. Seconds later, gunshots are fired, and the lion drops Mr Hodge and runs away The video sparked debate on social media, with some criticising the man for entering the enclosure. One viewer questioned why he had ventured so close to the big cat. 'Why was he inside the enclosure? That's insane!'

Claire Allen wrote. Another commented on how the lion was just acting according to its animal instinct. Debbie Wagner said: 'So sad that the lion is only doing what comes naturally to him. 'Set him free, where he deserves to be.'

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