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When will they ever learn?

17 February 2018

9:00 AM

17 February 2018

9:00 AM

One January morning in 1800, a mysterious being emerged from the woods near Aveyron in France. The size of a twelve year-old boy, dressed only in a torn shirt, this strange creature was unbothered by the winter cold and oblivious to his nakedness. He grunted but didn’t speak, and he ate ravenously.

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