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Mancs (dog) : ウィキペディア英語版
Mancs (dog)

Mancs ((:mɒntʃ)) (1994–2006), a male German Shepherd Dog, was the most famous rescue dog of the ''Spider Special Rescue Team'' of Miskolc, Hungary. His name means "paw". Mancs' special talent was locating earthquake survivors who lay trapped deep beneath the rubble, and alerting rescuers. He could locate people buried under the earthquake rubble and not only differentiate whether the person was dead or alive, but could also indicate this to the other members of the rescue crew. If he sensed a dead person, he laid down; when he sensed a live person beneath the rubble, he stood up, wagged his tail and barked.〔 (Under the rubble – An interview with László Lehóczki )〕
Mancs and his owner, László Lehóczki, took part in several earthquake rescue missions, including the 2001 earthquakes in El Salvador and India. Mancs became famous when he helped rescue a 3-year-old girl who spent 82 hours under the ruins after the Izmit earthquake of 1999 in Turkey.
In December 2004, a statue of Mancs was erected in downtown Miskolc, near the Szinva stream and the new public square. The statue was cast by sculptor Borbála Szanyi.
Mancs died on October 22, 2006, of pneumonia.〔 (News about his death )〕
==Mancs in the media==

In an article published in ''Dialectical Anthropology'', Melinda Kovács discusses the press coverage of Mancs' world-wide rescue efforts as a notable example of Hungary's international assistance to other countries, particularly Turkey.〔Melinda Kovács, Gazing 'There and Back Again': Bilateral Relations as Constructions of Hungarian Identity in the Press, Dialectical Anthropology 27: 297–312, 2003, pages 306 & fn.29〕 Kovács writes:
A feature film titled ''Mancs'' (although only very loosely based on the life of Mancs) was released in late 2014, after several years of delay. The film, which alternates between live action and animation, was directed by Róbert-Adrián Pejó and wasn't well received. Critics especially disliked that the film, aiming to be family friendly, downplayed tragic events such as earthquakes, and was set in a time period impossible to determine, with some scenes and elements reminding the viewer of the 1980s, some of them of the 1990s and some of the 2000s.〔 (Mancs-film: legalább a kutya aranyos )〕〔 (A gyerekeket akarja elbűvölni a Mancs-film előzetese )〕

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