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Hero mum 'fights off tiger with bare hands' as beast tries to eat baby boy's head

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tiger with her bare hands after the beast tried to eat her baby boy's head. Archana Choudhary, 25, was taking her 15-month-old son Raviraj to the toilet outside their home in the village of Rohania in Umaria, India when the big cat attacked.

The tiger had escaped from the nearby Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, the Times of India reports. READ MORE: Mystery fish 'inhaled' fisherman's fly and chomped through line with razor sharp teethIt reportedly pounced and clamped down on Raviraj's head as he was relieving himself, trying to sink its teeth into the toddler's neck.Archana didn't think twice about jumping in and tussled with the tiger for over two minutes as it continued to try and savage her son.

She too was attacked by the animal as she was punching and kicking, suffering a punctured lung after it swiped its claws at her chest.

Still, Archana managed to hold off the beast for long enough until fellow villagers came to help.They used sticks to beat the tiger, forcing it back into the woods.

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