In the Indian Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary in the north of the country, near the border with Nepal, among a flock of monkeys, people saw a wild girl. The Times of India reports.
They managed to catch her and put her in the hospital, where the girl is still. The child looks about 8 years old. The girl could not walk on two legs and only ran on all fours.
She also could not speak, only screeched like a frightened monkey.
So far, no one can say for sure how long the child has been among the animals, but probably for several years. The public and press call her "Mowgli Girl" after the character in Kipling's book.
The girl was taken from the reserve to the hospital two months ago, and all this time people were trying to establish contact with her and teach her at least simple things. However, according to doctors, the girl often falls into a state of anger and is very aggressive, although doctors note that she probably understands what she is told.
The girl was taken from the reserve to the hospital two months ago, and all this time people were trying to establish contact with her and teach her at least simple things. However, according to doctors, the girl often falls into a state of anger and is very aggressive, although doctors note that she probably understands what she is told.
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However, people managed to teach her to eat more or less normally, and one of the photos shows that the girl is humanly holding a glass of water. When she was brought here two months ago, she lifted food from the floor with her mouth. She also learned to walk on two legs, although she still mostly moves on all fours.
When she was found, her skin had numerous scratches and abrasions that have now healed.
The girl was found completely naked in the forest, three monkeys were sitting next to her. According to the police officer, the girl felt calm and comfortable around the animals, and when the police officer grabbed the child, the monkeys attacked him and rushed after his car, where he put the girl and drove with her from the forest.
