Paul Templer is a Zimbabwean river guide who gained international recognition for his miraculous survival of a vicious hippopotamus attack. In 1996, while leading a river expedition down the Zambezi River, Templer was suddenly attacked by a hippopotamus, which dragged him underwater and nearly killed him.
Despite suffering severe injuries, including the loss of his left arm, Templer managed to fight off the hippo and survive. He went on to become a motivational speaker and author, sharing his story of resilience and courage with audiences around the world.
Templer's experience with the hippopotamus has been described as both harrowing and inspiring, and his survival has been credited to his quick thinking and determination in the face of extreme danger. His story has become a symbol of the human spirit's ability to overcome adversity and thrive in even the most challenging circumstances.
