In Zimbabwe, a 7-year-old boy, Tinotenda Pudu, was found alive after living among wild animals in Zimbabwe for five days.. The child left home on December 27, going to the Matusadona hunting park, but could not find his way back. Sky News TV channel reports this.

Rescuers began a search operation and found traces of the boy in three days.. It took another day to find and save him.. The child reportedly ate wild fruits and slept on a rock in the middle of the wilderness, surrounded by aggressive lions and elephants that passed by.

“We are overwhelmed with gratitude to the brave park rangers, the tireless community of Nyaminyami, who beat the night drums every day so that the boy can hear the sounds and know the direction to return home. Thank God for bringing the child home. This is a testament to the power of unity, hope, prayer to never give up,” MP Mutsa Murombedzi wrote on her social media page X, calling the rescue operation a real miracle.

A spokesman for Zimparks, the country's parks and wildlife authority, said the boy remained alert and did everything right to survive the life-threatening conditions..

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Tinotenda has now been taken to a local hospital for medical examination..

“We commend the efforts of the rangers, community members and Zimbabwe Police to ensure the safe return of the boy to his family,” the Zimparks spokesperson added in a post on X.

According to Africa Geographic, Matusadona is home to about 40 lions, as well as elephants, zebras and crocodiles..

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