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Unit 9
Modern heroes and heroines
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Animal heroes
Dolphins save surfer from shark
Todd Endress, 24 at the time, decided to go surfing with some friends
While surfing, a big shark appeared
The shark tried to bite him
But couldn't get its jaws around both Todd
And the surfboard
It came around for a second try
The shark attacked him from behind
So it couldn't harm Todd's internal organs
Because his stomach was against the surfboard
However, he lost a lot of skin from his back
The shark came at Todd for a third time
And tried to snatch his right leg
Todd started kicking the shark
When Todd was running out of energy, a group of dolphins came out
And formed a protective ring around him
Keeping the shark away from Todd
Todd then caught a wave back to shore
And received emergency first aid from his friends
Beluga Whale saves drowning diver
Diver Yang Yun was in a competition
To hold her breath for as long as possible
In a pool of Beluga whales in China
The dive was going well without any problems
Until she tried to move her legs but couldn't
She said that the cramps crippled her leg
And she sank deeper into the water
She was on the verge of death
When she felt a strong force pushing her to the surface
Sensing something was wrong, a whale swam to the drowning diver
Took Yun's leg in its mouth and lifted her to the surface to breathe
Therefore saved her life
Gorilla protects boy who falls in zoo enclosure
A three -year -old boy was with his mother at the Brookfield Zoo in Chicago
At one point, the boy wandered off from his mother
And climbed over the barrier into the ape cage
He fell down to the ground and lay motionless
Then Binti, an eight -year -old ape, saw him and picked him up
The ape cuddled the boy gently in her arms
Protecting him from the other apes
She carried him around and eventually handed him to the zookeepers
The boy was then taken to the hospital where he fully recovered
Cat warns family about carbon monoxide
Oderless carbon monoxide gas was leaking into the Kiesling family's home
When their cat, Winnie, began to meow loudly in their ears
It was a crazy meow, almost like she was screening
Said Cathy Kiesling
By the time she got up, Cathy Kiesling was already dizzy and nauseous from the fumes
And her husband and son were completely unconscious
But thanks to Winnie, Cathy could dial 911
Equine therapy changes lives
Jane had a brain injury at the age of nine
She usually slept in her bed, didn't make much eye contact, or give smiles
Then her mother arranged a visit by therapy ponies
She heard that ponies were able to calm people and give them confidence
And that it was great for people's well -being
When the ponies came in, Jane's reaction was incredible
She felt so excited that her eyes lit up
Towards the end of the day, Jane started to get a bit active
And after a few therapy sessions, she even went out for a walk with ponies
Janey Schnauzer
Have you ever seen a dog having a soft spot for felines?
Janey the Schnauzer fits that profile
She is well known for her cat rescues
She saved not only one, but hundreds of them
Some of her rescues even made headlines
Once she threw herself down a pipe to save five kittens
Over the course of her life, she saved around 900 cats from all different places
Such as buildings, shelters, dumpsters, etc
As long as there was a cat that needed help, or some love, Janey was always there
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