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WashingtonPost: A Japanese man left his house to go to work. Then he was trampled by a wild boar


2018-11-08 (101 Days Old)Total Views: 61 | Last 7 Days: 3

The animal may have wandered down from nearby mountains and panicked. It knocked the man over, then bit and gored him.


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