A few things you can do to avoid a Lion attack.

The title says it all, except for, it only has 200 words, could've added more.

You should never turn your back.

You should never run,

cause a lion might chase,

and try to hide your neck to avoid bites.

Make sure you don't move fast,

and by all means make sure you never panic.

 If you have raw meat, you can throw it at the lion.

If you can, you can make fire.

Don't go into there territory at night,

and be brave when you see a lion.

Don't go near a cub,

the mothers very protective.

You can make the lion think your bigger, stronger, tougher, or anything like that.

If you are going to a lion inhabited area,

you can put pretend eyes on the back of your head,

so they think your staring if they see your back.

You can climb a tree.

You can take out one of there senses.

You should hope no body try's to attack a lion near you cause the lion may try to protect you and grab you by it's teeth to take you away, and one more thing.

You can never be a hundred percent sure,

that you will live,

 but don't give up on life so easily,

 cause you can avoid a lion attack.

Author's Note

Any more ways that you can avoid a lion attack? Was origanlly researched and written for kids around the 9th grade for a online resume, but they changed the subject on me, and I got that far. So here it is, got anything to add?

Reviews

[Celie Rose]

I'm still not over your poem about being drunk. I was laughing while I was reading this poem. I'm sorry. You told the truth and I applaud you for this. It is possible to avoid a lion attack if you take necessary precautions. I liked. You have a certain writing style I can't quite put my finger on yet. Good job

[Jesse Pruett]

you can never figure it out!

[Celie Rose]

Okay, that is a fair statement. It's just that I have never run across a writer like you. You are unique. You touch reader's in a different way. It is in a good way. Keep up the good work. I look forward to reviewing more of your writing.