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16 February, 2018, 14:26
Update: 16 February, 2018, 14:26
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16 February, 2018, 14:26
Update: 16 February, 2018, 14:26

An eight-year-old girl’s act of bravery in a trying situation has been caught on camera. And it goes to show yet again that not all superheroes wear capes. CCTV footage recorded in a village in Karnataka’s Uttara Kannada district of India shows a little girl displaying presence of mind to protect her younger brother from a raging cow’s attack. Her efforts helped save the boy from what could have been a far scarier situation, reports NDTV.

Aarti was playing with her four-year-old brother Kartik outside their house on February 13 when the incident took place. Aarti was pushing around her brother on a toy car when out of nowhere, a raging cow charged at them.

Video shows Aarti trying her best to push her brother towards a corner to move away from the angry cow. However, the cow continues to attack the little boy. Eventually, the girl picks her brother and turns her back towards the cow, risking her own life in order to save her sibling.

Eventually, a man can be seen stepping out of the house and shooing the cow away. It was, however, Aarti’s quick-thinking that saved her brother from being severely injured.

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