美国8岁儿童被吸入龙卷风后竟奇迹落地生还(组图)

Alive: Eppes family pictured on holiday at Disney World



Path of destruction: The route that one tornado took through Tuscaloosa, Alabama, can be seen in the wreckage it left behind



Trail of destruction: An aerial view of Oak Grove, Alabama, shows how one tornado tore through two homes and clipped two more further down the street



Wasteground: A sheriff's deputy drives along a street in Phil Campbell, Alabama, that was once lined with houses



Obliterated: Another view of Oak Grove, Alabama, shows rubble strewn across a wide area



Nightmare: The tornadoes that have devastated the South of the U.S. are in the top five worst storms to hit the country



Life goes on: A man walks his dog through the tornado ravaged Fan Road neighborhood of Pleasant Grove, Alabama



Crushing: A car is crushed by an uprooted tree in Tuscalosa, Alabama, where residents are reeling from the worst US tornadoes in nearly 80 years



Nothing left: A man looks through the remains of a home in Pleasant Grove, Alabama



Destruction: A portrait of Cookie and Kenneth Vincent is seen in the remains of their home in the tornado ravaged Fan Road neighborhood of Pleasant Grove, Alabama





Deer me: The stuffed head of a deer lies in the road in the tornado-ravaged neighbourhood of Pratt City in Birmingham, Alabama, left, and crewmen repair electrical cables in nearby Tuscalosa, right



Looting: Reports have emerged of people picking through the wreckage and stealing valuable belongings



Corridor of destruction: The debris strewn hallway shows some of the severe damage at Hackleburg High School in Hackleburg





Humour: Sierra Dawson, 13, speaks with her friend Preston Broyles, 13, after spending the day clearing out Dawson's destroyed home in Trenton, Georgia, left, while one homeowner sees the funny side, right