Can humans really fight leopards with their bare hands? 3 people have succeeded, all using the same technique

Adults change into tigers, villains change their faces, and gentlemen change into leopards - "Book of Changes".

The ancients liked to use animals to describe a person, and the gentleman was often the highest evaluation. They used the leopard to describe the normality of the gentleman. The gentleman was like a baby leopard. He looked ugly when he was a child, but his hair became shiny when he grew up.

Although the leopard is not as ferocious as the tiger, it knows how to climb trees, which makes it avoid unnecessary danger. In the evolution of millions of years, the leopard has also become a near-perfect hunter. It is not a thing for a tiger to kill a leopard. It's news, so can people really fight leopards with their bare hands?

Like tigers, leopards are very vigilant. They generally do not attack easily until they are sure of human aggression. If they have bitten people, they know that humans can actually prey, and they will also target more weak on humans.

This is why zoo tigers are euthanized after biting people again.

If you were attacked at the zoo, there were staff to save your life, but what should you do in the wild? Could it be the same as what netizens said, can a sliding shovel kill a tiger or a leopard? Let's take a look at the three people who have fought against leopards with bare hands in history, and what kind of tricks they used.

Chen Chuanxiang

Shennongjia has undergone a large area of ​​tilt during the "orogenic movement", coupled with the Quaternary climate change, and retained the original glacial landform, which makes the Shennongjia area very rich in animal and plant resources, and Shennongjia is often haunted by large beasts.

In 1975, 20-year-old Chen Chuanxiang followed the production team to the mountains to herd sheep and dig potatoes. It was originally a very ordinary job, but they never expected to encounter a leopard.

The leopard stared at the sheep of the production team. The female player Li Shouzhi shouted a few times to protect the sheep. She thought that the leopard would be surprised and left. Unexpectedly, the leopard rushed directly towards the production team. The members of the production team They were scared and fled, but how could they outrun the leopard in anger?

One of the production team members was knocked down by the leopard, and its sharp claws scratched her arm. Seeing that the leopard opened its mouth with blood, Chen Chuanxiang instinctively rushed over. She, who weighed 70 kilograms, sat on the back of the leopard. A hand grabbed the leopard's neck.

Qian Leopard wanted to get rid of her, but the leopard's waist was too fragile, and it was broken by her pressure. Seeing the leopard lying down, Chen Chuanxiang let go of one hand, clenched his palm into a fist, and his fist was like raindrops. It landed on the leopard's head and killed the leopard alive.

Chen Chuanxiang was also praised as the "Female Wusong", and a statue of her was erected at the place where she beat the leopard.

Carl Ackerley

Carl Ackerley is a naturalist in the United States. Because of his work, he often wanders in the wild. In 1896, in order to study insects, he came alone to a forest in Somalia, East Africa.

He collected the standing supplies in the forest and pitched his tent. He surveyed the forest for several days and remained safe until he crossed a river and encountered an East African leopard. It invaded its territory and was about to leave when the leopard rushed over.

Carl Akre instinctively used his arm to block, the leopard bit his hand, and his limbs also grabbed his flesh, Carl Akre was in pain all over his body, and at the time of his life and death, he grabbed his left hand. Its neck crushed the leopard to the ground. The leopard was so pressed that its mouth loosened, and Karl Akre took advantage of the situation and stuffed his right hand into the leopard's throat.

Although the leopard bit his hand, it couldn't help him. One person and one leopard held on like this until the leopard suffocated to death.

Daniel

Daniel was a Kenyan. He was 73 years old in 1873, but he was in good health and could go up to the mountains to collect firewood by himself. When he was collecting firewood, he found a leopard. He was discovered by the leopard, and the leopard also rushed towards him.

Daniel responded quickly. He stretched out his hand and wanted to grab the leopard, but he grabbed the leopard's tongue. The leopard felt some discomfort and bit Daniel's arm. Daniel didn't let go, and he was afraid again. The leopard tore his arm and pressed the leopard on his body.

The one who attacked Daniel was an underage leopard weighing only about 70 kilograms. Daniel was not much different from its weight. The leopard couldn't even turn it over, and the leopard suffocated to death.

From these three cases, they all suppressed the leopard's waist and strangled its neck. There is also an old saying: copper head and iron tail, hemp waist, they all found this weakness inadvertently, which also allowed them to survive.