1. "Wild Peter" The most famous beast boy is "Wild Peter". As early as 1724, people discovered a naked, brown-skinned, black-haired monster near Hanover, England. There are 12 years old. He can easily climb between branches and feed on plants, but cannot speak. When people tried to approach him, he refused to eat bread, preferring to peel the bark of trees and drink their sap, but eventually he learned to eat fruits and vegetables. Because of his strange behavior, people called him a "wild boy" and named him "Peter." Later, Peter, considered a "monster", was sent to the court of George I for display, and then to England, where he learned to speak a few letters. He was regarded as a "pet" in the British upper class and lived for 68 years until his death at the age of 80. He could hardly speak anything in his life except "Peter" and "King George." But his hearing and smelling abilities are said to be "extraordinarily sensitive". 2. Bear Girl In 1937, while conducting an interview in a mental hospital in Bursa, northwest Turkey, George Marantz unexpectedly met a girl who claimed to have lived with a bear for many years. At that time, hunters shot and killed a female bear in the mountain forest near the city of Adana. Afterwards, they were attacked by a gas similar to "methanol". When they woke up, they found that the attacker was actually a girl. Her voice, Habits and body movements are very similar to bears. She refused to eat cooked food and slept on a mat in a dark corner of the room. The final investigation revealed that a two-year-old child disappeared from a nearby village 14 years ago, and it was speculated that the dead female bear may have adopted the girl. Her "mother" is the dead female bear. 3. Wolf Girls (Kamala and Amala) The most famous wolf girls are two girls found near Midnapore in western Kolkata, India in October 1920. The two girls were in distress when they were rescued. Surrounded by wolves. Under the leadership of a British missionary, the villagers successfully shot the female wolf. They named the two girls Kamala and Amara, and estimated their ages to be 8 and 2 years old respectively. According to the description of the British missionary, the two wolf girls had deformed jaws and very long teeth. Their eyes released wild visions in the dark like cats and dogs. He died within a year. However, Kamala lived until 1929, by which time she was no longer eating rotten meat, could walk upright, and learned to speak 50 words. 4. Leopard Child The story of a leopard child was reported in the journal of the Bombay Natural History Society in July 1920. Around 1912, a female leopard stole a baby boy from the North Cachar Mountains near Assam. Within three years, the boy was found again and his identity confirmed. At that time, the leopard boy was walking on all fours and could run faster than an adult man. He was also able to avoid bushes and other obstacles quickly and nimbly. His knees were thickly calloused, and his toes were severely deformed and aligned with the instep. Right angle state. His palms, soles and thumbs are covered with hard horny skin. When he was first captured, he repeatedly bit anyone with his mouth while using his hands and feet to try to break free. When he returned to his hometown, as long as the poultry in the village was within his range of activities, he would soon tear it into pieces and eat it. 5. Bird Child A patient with Mowgli Syndrome was recently discovered in Russia. With the rescue of local health care workers, the 7-year-old boy successfully escaped from the abuse of his mother. His mother kept him with a flock of birds, and the boy was kept in a two-bedroom house that looked more like a large aviary. When the reporter interviewed Galina Volskaya, one of the rescuers, she said, “The boy’s 31-year-old mother fed her son like a bird. Although she never beat or scolded her son, there was no sign of injury on her body. She never spoke to the poor boy, and he could only communicate with the birds that accompanied him day and night. He would chirp, and when people couldn't understand him, the impatient boy would wave his arms like a bird. Arm. 6. Dog Child (Okna Malaya) Okna Malaya was born in November 1983. When she was found in 1991, she was already an 8-year-old wild child. She had been with She has many habits of a dog, but she doesn’t know how to speak. It is understood that Malaya’s parents were often addicted to alcohol and did not take care of her at all. In the end, she chose to live with a dog at home. in a kennel and learned the dog's habits and characteristics.
As she grew older, she barked more and more like a wild dog and sniffed her food before eating it. Like a dog, she has very keen hearing, smell, and vision abilities. 7. Gazelle Child Jean-Claude Ogier, an archaeologist from the Basque Country in Syria, was traveling alone in the Sahara Desert in 1960, where he met the Naimadi nomads. They told Ogier to stay away. A day away lived a Beast Boy. The next day, he set out to search under the leadership of herdsmen, and finally found a naked boy running among a group of white gazelles. The boy usually crawls on all fours and occasionally stands upright. Ogle believes that he may have been abandoned when he was 7 or 8 months old and has already begun to learn upright movements. When there is any slight movement around, his muscles, scalp, nose and ears will habitually twitch like a gazelle; he will tear the roots of desert plants with his teeth and rub them with his nostrils like a gazelle; he will generally It eats only grass, and occasionally eats insects when vegetation is scarce; its teeth have flat edges like other herbivores. In 1966, people tried to catch him by casting a net from a helicopter, but failed. Unlike other recorded beast boys, Gazelle Boy has always lived with his animal companions. Not returned to human society. 8. Monkey Child In 1991, a Ugandan villager named Mili Siba was looking for firewood in a farther area than usual. He unexpectedly saw a little boy surrounded by a group of monkeys in the center, playing happily with the monkeys. Then she immediately called the villagers to come to help and trapped the monkey child in a tree, and was eventually brought back to the village. The villagers found that because the child had been walking on all fours, his knees were worn white and his nails were long and curved. He was obviously not an ordinary child who grew up at home. Later, a villager recognized the monkey child. It turned out that his name was John Sibonya. The last time he saw him was in 1988, when his father killed his mother and disappeared since then. The child was only two or three years old. Sibanya also disappeared from the village. In the next three years, Sibanya wandered in the wild. He vaguely remembered that a group of monkeys approached him a few days later and asked him to eat roots, nuts, sweet potatoes and other foods. There are only 5 monkeys in this monkey group. The two younger ones were very wary of Sibanya at first, but after two weeks of being together, they became very friendly to him, wandering, looking for food and climbing together. branches. Currently, Sibanya is 21 years old. In October 1999, he came to the UK to perform as one of the 20 members of the "Pearls of Africa" ??children's choir. Champagne may have learned to speak before she was abandoned, as she is a rare example of a beast child capable of coherent verbal expressions. Her food includes birds, frogs, fish, leaves, twigs and roots. If you give her a rabbit, she can quickly skin it and eat it raw. Charles Marie de la Condamine, a famous local witness and scientist, said, "Her fingers, especially her thumbs, are very big. She can dig out tree roots with her thumbs and can shuttle between branches like a monkey." She ran very fast. Eyesight is also very good. In 1737, after the then Queen of France and the mother of the Queen of Poland occupied the Principality of Lorraine, she heard the story about Ciampagne, a wild girl, and took her hunting. As a result, she ran faster than a rabbit and could Kill the rabbit with your bare hands. 10. Wolf Child (Shamdeo) In May 1972, a boy of about 4 years old was found in the Musafhana forest 20 miles away from Sultanpur, India. He was playing with other wolf cubs at that time. . The boy had dark skin, long hooked fingernails, dirty and tangled hair, calluses on his palms, elbows and knees, and some of the traits of Kabbalah and Amara: sharp teeth, drinking blood, and eating It is earthy, eats chickens, likes darkness, and is very close to dogs and jackals. People named him Shamdeo and took him to Narayanpur village. Although he stopped eating raw meat later on, he was still unable to speak and only learned some sign language. In 1978, "Mother Teresa's Home" accepted him as a poor man in Lucknow, a city in northern India, and renamed him Pascal. In 1978, the famous travel writer Bruce Chatwin even visited him. Shamdeo died in February 1985.