Kid's forest

Michael was born in the wild, his mother left him and he was raised by a family of wolves for the first 7 years of his life. Michael was a wolf boy, raised in the middle of the forest by wolves. He did not know how to speak until he was 7 years old and he had never seen another human being before. Michael grew up in complete isolation from wolves until hunters found him and took him back to civilization. He is an example of a feral child and his story is similar to that of Mowgli, who was Since he was raised by a family of wolves his personality is quite different from other humans- he never speaks and always walks on fours. His intelligence is equivalent to a human that's three years old. He is discovered in the forest one day by a scientist who finds him near death because the pack had been attacked by other animals and they all gathered to eat Michael and kill him. The animals had attempted to eat and kill Michael, but he was able to run away. The scientist found him near death because of this and brought him back to his lab so he could study him. The scientist takes Michael to her lab, feeds and heals him, teaching him to walk on two legs. Since he isn't used to talking, talking comes as hard as trying to say something in another language- it feels weird but can be learned, so eventually Michael learns how to speak in English again, but speaks much more softly than you would expect anyone to talk normally when they weren’t used to it.    Scientists were about to test his body and DNA. It takes weeks to get the result. They tried to give him food but initially, he was rejected later they said that it was deer fry and he started to eat and they gave him drinks and other fast foods. Days passed he slowly started to accept the change but the change in food habits caused him to grow a tumor and he blamed the whole scientists and doctors ….. because he was in a beautiful life with animals and birds. These scientists almost killed him like currently the people killing the forest for their own needs.   In search of new things and technology, we are destroying the habitat of others.