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Lion Mauls Tourist to Death at Namibian Safari Lodge
- Bernd Kebbel, a 59-year-old businessman and philanthropist, was fatally attacked by a lion early morning near Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp in northwest Namibia.
- Kebbel descended from his elevated rooftop tent attached to a 4x4 vehicle to use the toilet when a lion suddenly attacked him.
- Fellow campers responded quickly by chasing off the lion, but Kebbel was killed almost instantly from fatal neck injuries.
- Namibian authorities confirmed Kebbel's death and noted there are around 60 desert lions in the Kunane region, with locals naming the lioness involved 'Charlie.'
- The incident highlights ongoing human-wildlife conflict amid declining lion populations due to drought and prey shortages, with investigations continuing at the site.
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der Standard DEA 59-year-old businessman, who has campaigned for the protection of wild animals, has been attacked by a lioness in front of his tent. The animal was subsequently killed by the authorities.
·Vienna, Austria
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A prominent businessman has been killed in a lion attack in Namibia. The incident occurred in the middle of a luxury safari, where a lion attacked a man.
·Budapest, Hungary
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For a long time a man donated for lions. Now an encounter with one of the animals ended fatally.
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