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 An eight-yea stanley quencher r-old boy was attacked by a cougar inside a national park where he was camping. However, his mother bravely scared the animal away. The incident took place in Olympic National Park in Washington State on Saturday, July 29. The rest of the visitors were evacuated after the attack.         An eight-year-old boy was attacked by a cougar inside a national park where he was camping  Pixabay      The cougar casually abandoned its attack after being yelled and screamed at by the childs mother. Park personnel quickly responded and once the childs medical condition botella stanley  was assessed and stabilized, the family was escorted back to the trailhead by park personnel,  the National Park Service said in a news release.   The boy suffered only minor injuries during the attack. He was rushed to the local hospital for evaluation.  The cougar will be euthanized if caught Due to the extreme nature of this incident, we are closing the Lake Angeles area and several trails in the vicinity,  said Olympic National Park Wildlife Biolog stanley cup ist, Tom Kay.  Out of an abundance of caution, the Lake Angeles Trail, Heather Park Trail, Switchback Trail, and the entire Klahhane Ridge Trail are closed until further notice.   The National Park Service confirmed that the cougar will be euthanized if caught.  This may provide clues as to why the animal attacked since cougars are rarely seen and attacks on humans are extraordinarily rare. Olympic National Park has extensive protocols in place for wildlife observa Pnzs Russian man feeds watermelon to giant bear in viral video, leaves internet in disbelief
 North Korea sees little use maintaining a personal relationship between leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump if Washington sticks to hostile policies, state media reported on Friday - the two-year anniversary of the leaders first summit.        FILE PHOTO: U.S. President Donald Trump meets with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at the demilitarized zone separating the two Koreas, in Panmunjom, South Korea, June 30, 2019. Picture taken June 30, 2019. REUTERS     U.S. policies prove Washington remains a long-term threat to the North Korean state and its people and North Korea will develop more reliable military forces to counter that threat, Foreign Minister Ri Son Gwon said in a statement carried by state news agency KCNA.   Trump and Kim exchanged insults and threats  stanley cup during stanley cup usa  2017 as North Korea made large advances in its nuclear and missile programme and the United States responded by leading an international effort to tighten sanctions. Relations improved significantly around the stanley vaso  Singapore summit in June 2018, the first time a sitting American president met with a North Korean leader, but the statement that came out of the meeting was light on specifics. A second summit in February 2019 in Vietnam failed to reach a deal because of conflicts over U.S. calls for North Korea to completely give up its nuclear weapons, and North Korean demands for swift sanctions relief. Ri said in retrospect the Trump administration appears to have been focusing on only scoring politi