Question

In the past week, four 600 to 800 pound African lions have been killed near the central Arkansas town of

Quitman, US and residents say the terror may not be over because no one knows for sure whether more

lions are on the loose or not.

Lisa Vaughan lived a peaceful log cabin in the woods. Now she’s listening to lions. “I have a terrible

headache, and my blood pressure had been up”, says Vaughan, whose husband, Johny, killed two of the

lions with his rifle. “Everybody is scared around here”, neighbor Anil Skinner says. “People have to carry

a rifle just to let their kids play in the yard. They might still be out there. We just don’t know.”

The Vaughans say they believe that the lions belong to animal farm operator Steve Henning, who

brought with him 11 African lions, 30 tigers, 5 mountain lions and a lynx.

Henning says the lions killed in the woods were not his. The farm is not open to the public but the

property is not fully fenced.

His neighbors want local laws amended so that Henning can’t keep lions and tigers in their

neighborhood.

“We got to try and pass something to protect the people….. and the animals,” Johnny Vaughan says,

“It’s sad to think that someone can have that many animals without license”.

2. The extent of fear in people is proved by the fact:

a) That they keep themselves indoors

b) That they move in groups

c) That they carry riffles even when their kids play outside
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Answer 1

Answer:

dear it's too big........

Answer 2

Answer:

dear

Explanation:

it's too big .........