Amazing moment a four-year-old boy is spotted from the air after surviving in the African wilderness

Amazing moment a four-year-old boy is spotted from the air after surviving SIX DAYS lost in the African wilderness surrounded by hyenas and predatorsA young boy miraculously survived six days alone in the Kenyan wilderness has finally been spotted since the air by a pilot, 11 miles from his home December 8, 2022 | Update: 11:24 GMT, 08 Dec 2022

A four-year-old boy has been incredibly successful in surviving on his own for six days after getting lost in Kenya's wilderness savage.
The young boy from the town of Asa miraculously emerged unscathed despite wandering more than 11 miles from his home and into a remote area filled with jackals and hyenas.
The young boy had disappeared in a storm after a day herding cattle with his brothers on November 28. During the torrential weather, the boy became separated from his siblings and found himself lost in the Kenyan bush.
After six days of solitude, the young boy was finally found after a search party was dispatched to find him. It was spotted from the air by pilot Roan Carr-Hartley who worked for the nearby Sheldrick Wildlife Trust.

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Amazing moment a four-year-old boy is spotted from the air after surviving in the African wilderness

Amazing moment a four-year-old boy is spotted from the air after surviving SIX DAYS lost in the African wilderness surrounded by hyenas and predatorsA young boy miraculously survived six days alone in the Kenyan wilderness has finally been spotted since the air by a pilot, 11 miles from his home December 8, 2022 | Update: 11:24 GMT, 08 Dec 2022

A four-year-old boy has been incredibly successful in surviving on his own for six days after getting lost in Kenya's wilderness savage.

The young boy from the town of Asa miraculously emerged unscathed despite wandering more than 11 miles from his home and into a remote area filled with jackals and hyenas.

The young boy had disappeared in a storm after a day herding cattle with his brothers on November 28. During the torrential weather, the boy became separated from his siblings and found himself lost in the Kenyan bush.

After six days of solitude, the young boy was finally found after a search party was dispatched to find him. It was spotted from the air by pilot Roan Carr-Hartley who worked for the nearby Sheldrick Wildlife Trust.