Miraculous Cat Survives Fire in Valencia: Coco's Incredible Story

2024-03-04 06:36:01

Spanish firefighters discovered a cat that miraculously survived after hiding in the fire for eight days at the scene of a massive fire in a Valencia residential building.

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Cat Coco was found eight days after the fire in #Valencia, #Spain

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Spain’s “24 News” reported that the lucky cat was named “Coco” and lived on the 11th floor with his 32-year-old owner Andrea. He was found on the 13th floor, hiding in fire boxes.

Andrea was reunited with her beloved cat who had been reborn after a calamity. She was moved to tears and held the cat tightly in her arms. After a veterinary examination, Coco was in good health except for the smell of smoke.

This deadly fire broke out on the 22nd of last month and burned for many days, killing 10 people, including two Romanians and a large number of pets. So far, more than 150 people are still homeless.

The female programmer born in the 2000s is obsessed with handicraft creation and skillfully created a miniature botanical garden using clay or paper-wrapped wire.

According to internal media reports, Xiao Wu, a post-2000 female programmer in Shanghai, Mainland China, used her spare time to combine her love of natural beauty with handicraft skills to create a charming miniature botanical garden. The woman was born in 2000. She is busy writing programs during the day and concentrates on handicraft creation after get off work.

At first, she only made larger flowers and plants, and the main materials were clay and paper-wrapped wire. After living in a rented house, I felt that these flower and plant models took up too much space, so I started to create mini flower and plant models. After a year and a half of hard work, the woman successfully created thirty or forty kinds of mini flowers and plants, among which the smallest hyacinth is only 2 mm wide and 6 mm high. Another chrysanthemum bonsai is composed of thousands of petals, but is only as big as a fingernail. Each type of flower takes one night to make.

Now, each plant has its own small flower cabinet specially designed by the woman. These tiny and exquisite works are carefully placed on the balcony, bathed in the warm sunshine. The woman said that making these miniature models can enhance her sense of accomplishment. Whenever she looks at these plants, she feels extremely happy. “I feel very alive and happy.”