The most famous werewolf girl was two girls found in October 1920 near the Indian city of medena, kolkata, in the western Indian city of kolkata. The two girls were surrounded by many wolves when they rescued them. The villagers, led by a British missionary, managed to shoot the female Wolf, naming the two girls camara and amara, estimated to be 8 and 2 years old.
The Wolf child: in May 1972, a four-year-old boy was found in the musa farhanathan forest 20 miles from sultanpur, India, when he was playing with other Wolf pups. The boy's deep color of skin, nails long, hook, hair knot dirty, palms, elbow and knee with calluses, also has some characteristics of kabbalah and amara: sharp teeth, drink, eat, eat chicken blood, like the dark, and very close to the dog and the Wolf. He was named sharmdiou and took him to Narayanpur village.
The most famous of the animals was "Peter," who was 12 years old when he found a naked, brown, dark-haired monster near Hanover, England, in 1724. He could easily climb among the branches, eating plants, but not speaking. But his ability to hear and smell is said to be "unusually sensitive".
Millie - west Pakistan in 1991, a man named ugandan villagers in longer than usual to find firewood unexpectedly accidentally saw a small boy is surrounded by a group of in the center, and monkey play happily together. She immediately called on the villagers to help, and forced the monkey boy into a tree, which was eventually brought back to the village. The villagers found the child, who had been walking on all fours, his knees had been whitened, his nails long and crooked, and apparently not a child who had grown up at home.
The gazelle crawls, and occasionally stands up, and ogle thinks he may have been abandoned in the first seven or eight months of his life, and has begun to learn to stand upright. When there was any slight movement, his muscles, his scalp, his nose and his ears were twitching like gazelles. He would tear the root of the desert plant with his teeth and rub it against his nostrils like a gazelle; He usually eats only grass, and occasionally eats insects when the plants are scarce. His teeth are as flat as any other herbivorous animal.
She may have learned to speak before she was abandoned, because she is a rare example of a child who can coherently complete the language. Her food includes birds, frogs, fish, leaves, twigs and roots. If you give her a rabbit, she can peel it off and eat it raw.