A bison charged into a British teenager, gored her leg with its horn, threw her up into the air and left her paralysed during a holiday walk
Amelia Dean was charged by the enormous animal during a hike in South Dakota, which ripped into her thigh with its horn and sent her flying 15 feet into the air before her friend rescued her.
Amelia, nicknamed Mia, has been accepted to Edinburgh University and planned to start in September after a year out. She was coming towards the end of her gap year when the attack happened. Amelia was frozen with shock and the bison ploughed into her, goring her thigh and throwing her into the air.Four Vietnamese migrants feared dead named by police after human remains found inside scorched mill
"Mia will need a least one operation to have a chance at regaining full motion, and Rapid City Hospital, despite their amazing work on Mia's injury does not have the expertise nor equipment to properly examine and treat the nerve injury."
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