Surrounded by dangerous animals like lions and elephants, he managed to survive by eating wild fruit and digging for water.

An eight-year-old boy survived a five-day ordeal in Zimbabwe's Matusadona Game Park, a vast reserve teeming with lions, elephants and other animals.

The Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority said the boy went missing on Dec. 27, 2024, and was found on Dec. 31, approximately 30 miles from his home.

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park officials and a member of the 10th Parliament of Zimbabwe said. Mutsa Murombedzi, a member of the Zimbabwean Parliament for Mashonaland West Province, called the boy's discovery "a true ...

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It was another bowler-dominated day as 13 wickets fell, which made the contributions of the Zimbabwean trio priceless in the context of the game ...

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