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Meet The Man Eaters By Colonel Patterson
Lions can be cute and cuddly but when they are hungry they are not fun to be around. The Scope article Attack of the Man-Eaters By Lauren Tarshis is about a man named Colonel Patterson. He was in Africa building a railroad when he encountered two hungry lions and had some problems. The second article Meet the Lion Whisper By Susan Orlean is about a man named Kevin Richardson and how he became friends with lions and now wants to save them. Here are some of the similarities and differences between those two articles. Attack of the Man-Eaters and Meet the Lions Whisper have a very different plots but some things about them are very similar. Here are some of the similarities. The articles both talk about a man and how he interacts with lions.

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