Description
The Man-Eaters of Tsavo is a piece of literature that has continued to capture readers’ imaginations for many decades. The construction of a railway line through the deepest part of Africa would never be easy. The railway line passed through the great plains of Tsavo, and a bridge would have to be built across the Tsavo River. Out of the wilderness, a new threat emerged.
Two huge lions began attacking and dragging away many of the bridge workers from their tents. Despite the preventive measures put in place and the traps laid, the man-eaters did not cease their attacks.
What would the railway workers do while threatened by the terror of the man-eaters?
