6,000-Year-Old Skeleton Shows Lion Attack Survival

Archaeologists in Bulgaria found a very old skeleton of a young man who lived about 6,000 years ago.

He was tall, over 5 feet 7 inches, and had healed injuries from a lion attack.

The injuries were on his head and arms, and they think he was attacked when he was a teenager.

The skeleton was found near a place called Kozareva Mogila, close to the Black Sea.

This discovery helps us understand how people in the past interacted with big animals like lions.

Scientists also found other lion bones in the area, showing that lions lived there a long time ago.