 A ravenous lion snatched a tot from his family sparking a huge manhunt before cops discovered his remains. Nitin Rakeshbhai Mehda was just three years old when the big cat prowled through his family farm and tore into him in Ghanshyam Nagar in Savarkundla, India. Emergency services were called to the scene and a major manhunt was launched to track the little lad down. But an investigation launched by the local forest department failed to recover Nitin in one piece. While they found some body parts, his torso and arms were nowhere to be seen - suggesting little Nitin had been devoured by lion. Forestry workers are out in force laying traps to put an end to the monster's reign of terror on the small community in India. However, by Friday, the traps hadn't caught the lion and it remains at large. Innocent man who spent 38 years in prison finally freed by DNA evidence Some of the youngster's body parts are yet to be receovered ( Getty Images/iStockphoto) In Missouri, US, an Amazon delivery driver was found dead after he was attacked by animals on Monday night, according to officials, the Daily Star reports. Police deputies had found two boisterous dogs near the victim's body with officers forced to shoot one of the dogs, which made its way into the house, entering through a dog door. Earlier this month, police killed a tiger after it savaged at least nine people in India. The beast was dubbed the "man-eater of Champaran" and sparked a massive hunt of about 200 police officers and district officials. Some of the cops were patrolling the area in the Bihar state on elephants. Asiatic Lion walking in jungle of Gir National Park in India ( Getty Images/iStockphoto) Communities around the Valmiki Tiger Reserve were being terrorised by the predator. India is ho){kind=link}
Little Nitin Rakeshbhai Mehda, 3, became a meal for a big cat after he was ripped away from his loved ones at their farm in Ghanshyam Nagar in Savarkundla, India
A ravenous lion snatched a tot from his family sparking a huge manhunt before cops discovered his remains.
Nitin Rakeshbhai Mehda was just three years old when the big cat prowled through his family farm and tore into him in Ghanshyam Nagar in Savarkundla, India.
Emergency services were called to the scene and a major manhunt was launched to track the little lad down.
But an investigation launched by the local forest department failed to recover Nitin in one piece.