Man dragged back to his den to store food after being attacked by a bear miraculously survived a month later

The bizarre experience of a Russian man has attracted great attention from the Russian media and netizens. According to a report on the website of the "Russia-24" news channel on June 26, a man in the Russian Republic of Tuva was attacked and injured by a bear. He was dragged back to the bear's den as a "reserve food". He was accidentally discovered by a hunter a month later and miraculously survived. .

According to reports, when a group of local hunters passed by a bear's den, the hounds kept barking towards the den. So they entered the den and found a seriously injured and dying man. The man was taken to the hospital and was diagnosed with a spinal fracture. He had multiple injuries and was severely emaciated. In the video circulating on the Internet, you can see that the man is skinny and skinny, his skin is ulcerated, and his appearance is very scary. Netizens call him a "talking mummy."
The man, who called himself Alexander, was injured after being attacked by a bear about a month ago. However, the bear did not eat him on the spot, but dragged him back to its den and stored it as a "reserve food". According to Alexander, he survived for a month by drinking urine.

It is reported that it is still unclear under what circumstances Alexander encountered the bear and was attacked, nor is it clear how he survived for a month in the bear's den with his injuries.

Some netizens commented: "This is really an amazing thing. If this thing is true, it is really a record level. I pray for this man and hope he can get through it." Some netizens were shocked and expressed their opinions on the matter. Skeptical, some questioned, how did he collect his own urine despite a spinal injury?
Many Russian media have reported this bizarre incident, but a representative of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Tuva said that the authenticity of the incident could not be confirmed because the local Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Emergency Situations, and other departments had no information on the incident. registration record. He said maybe it happened somewhere else.