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08-06-2021, 11:21 AM
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When a crocodile grabbed her sister, there was only one option for Georgia Laurie - she punched it in the face.
The 28-year-old twins were swimming in Mexico when Melissa was grabbed and dragged underwater by the reptile.
The sisters were in a lagoon near Puerto Escondido, on Sunday, when the attack happened, where they'd gone to see turtles.
They'd been travelling, volunteering and working in animal sanctuaries - sister Hana tells Radio 1 Newsbeat.
While they were swimming, Melissa disappeared under the water and Georgia had been trying to find her.
Crocodiles try to drown their victims.
"Georgia found her unresponsive and started to drag her back to the safety of a boat," says 33-year-old Hana from Alton in Hampshire.
"She dragged her back as the crocodile kept coming back for more - so she just started hitting it.
"She'd heard that with with some animals, that's what you've got to do."
Hana says Melissa was thrown about like a "rag doll" by the crocodile.
"Luckily, her super-badass twin sister was there to punch it repeatedly - as it came back about three times - to try and save her."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-57399864
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When a crocodile grabbed her sister, there was only one option for Georgia Laurie - she punched it in the face.
The 28-year-old twins were swimming in Mexico when Melissa was grabbed and dragged underwater by the reptile.
The sisters were in a lagoon near Puerto Escondido, on Sunday, when the attack happened, where they'd gone to see turtles.
They'd been travelling, volunteering and working in animal sanctuaries - sister Hana tells Radio 1 Newsbeat.
While they were swimming, Melissa disappeared under the water and Georgia had been trying to find her.
Crocodiles try to drown their victims.
"Georgia found her unresponsive and started to drag her back to the safety of a boat," says 33-year-old Hana from Alton in Hampshire.
"She dragged her back as the crocodile kept coming back for more - so she just started hitting it.
"She'd heard that with with some animals, that's what you've got to do."
Hana says Melissa was thrown about like a "rag doll" by the crocodile.
"Luckily, her super-badass twin sister was there to punch it repeatedly - as it came back about three times - to try and save her."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-57399864
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