On a cold winter night, in 1905, a tense atmosphere was in a small mountain village on the outskirts of Mumbai, India. The villagers closed the doors of their houses and did not dare to go out easily. The news came that a huge tiger was seen wandering in the jungle at the edge of the village.
The story begins with a mysterious disappearance in a mountain village in Nepal one day in 1903. The villagers went out at night and did not return, and the next day they were nowhere to be seen. Initially thought to be the work of wild beasts, the villagers began to suspect something hidden as the number of missing people skyrocketed.
The news spread throughout the villages in the mountains, and the people were panicked. In self-defense, a brave young man in the village called on everyone to set a trap in an attempt to kill the tiger. However, the tiger is cunning and repeatedly avoids traps, and people's hearts are heavy.
The news reached the king of Nepal, who sent troops to the mountains to exterminate the man. Unfortunately, when the army arrived, the tiger had disappeared without a trace. After months of searching for nothing, the ferocious man-eating tiger seemed to evaporate.
The government approved the request, sent a tiger hunting force to hunt down the tigers, and asked the villagers to assist. However, the tiger was nimble and nimble, and the government declared the hunt a failure and the troops withdrew.
He found that the tiger's main activity area was in the woods to the west of the village, so he led the villagers to set traps and bait, and ambushed them in the shadows to prepare for a shame.
Jim and the others arrived, and found a trail of blood in front of the boy's house, which extended into the bushes, indicating that the tiger had just eaten someone.
Jim traces the bloodstains into the bushes and finds a giant Bengal tiger sleeping in a pool of blood, surrounded by tattered human clothes. Jim decides to act, he climbs a tree and aims for the eye of the tiger.
Jim fired several shots in quick succession, inflicting heavy damage on the man-eater. Enraged, the wounded tiger lunges at the gunshot, which Jim nimbly dodges before firing again.
The villagers cheered, carried Jim on his shoulders, and called him the big hero. With wisdom and courage, the hunter succeeded in taking out the huge threat.
The tiger's carcass was taken away by the government's tiger hunting department, and experts conducted an autopsy. The results showed that the tiger was old and had damaged teeth and jaws.
This tragedy is a wake-up call to re-examine the relationship between man and beast. Wild animals often attack humans out of desperation, should we pay more attention to the living space of wild animals when developing forest land and encroaching on resources, so that they are not forced to find new ways to survive?
Perhaps, when we are confronted with "problem animals", we should first examine our own behavior, rather than simply resorting to hunting. Wild animals, like us, are hungry to survive on this land. We should be more tolerant of all life in nature and realize the harmonious coexistence of man and nature.