Many point out that Aesop's fable, which claims 'if you pretend to be dead when you encounter a bear, you can save your life,' is not true; rather, it is said that bears may mistake it for prey and attack it. However, according to recent reports from China's local media outlet, on the 7th of last month, In Weishu City, Qinghai Province, western China, a pregnant woman named A was attacked by a bear while herding a cow on her way home. ,,, noticed a black bear behind her and was about to turn away, but the bear howled and lunged. The bear bit her head and face, causing blood to flow, and in extreme terror and pain, she lay on the ground, holding her breath and pretending to be dead. The bear scratched Ms. A's arm with its claws once, but when there was no response, it went elsewhere, and was attacked in the right eye area, leaving it completely She was not seen, and with the help of nearby shepherds, she barely managed to return to a house several hundred meters away. Since she lives in a remote area and there was no hospital nearby for treatment, her husband drove to the emergency room at Xi'an People's Hospital, which is 40 hours away. The examination revealed that Ms. A suffered severe injuries, including a displaced right eyeball, torn left ear, perforation in the eardrum, and multiple open wounds on her head. Since Ms. A was 14 weeks pregnant, it could have been a risk to the fetus, A major surgery was unavoidable, and a six-hour procedure was performed. The postoperative progress was generally fine and the fetus was safe, but it was reported that vision in the right eye would be difficult to restore. Is it really just a matter of pretending to be dead!! Only bears are like that . ??? beggars aren't some other wild animal??? But to drive to the hospital for 40 hours,,, it's hard to get medical benefits in such a remote place!! It took two days to get to the hospital—how painful must it have been!!!!!!
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