Does anyone know what the bear's attention on the car decal means?

"Bear haunts my heart" is the symbol of a truck club abroad. The members of the club are vehicles of more than 2 tons and less than 20 tons. "Bear infestation" means that our car is very big, so pay attention to us. I didn't see it. It came like a bear. It was as dangerous as Xiangshan. There is also a saying that Hokkaido, Japan is a tourist attraction, but bears often haunt it. In order to give people a warning, telephone poles have been erected in many places, with the head of a bear painted on them and the words "Watch out for bears" written on them, warning people to pay attention to safety when passing through here. Later, it was spread by people as a fashion. "Bear infestation attention" is to remind people to pay attention to the bears in Hokkaido, Japan, and play a warning role. Sticking it on the car is nothing more than telling others that the owner is better, be careful and stay away from the car. But there are too many posts now, and there is nothing new.

The original intention of "paying attention to bears" is this: there are two kinds of symbolic animals in Hokkaido, one is an owl and the other is a bear. You can always see these two in the shops of tourist attractions and resorts all over the world. In the past, there were probably enough bears in Hokkaido, so people put up warning signs of "Bear haunt" in places where bears often haunt. Now, this warning slogan has become a trademark, with black characters on a yellow background. It has become a feature of Hokkaido in many commodities such as T-shirts and wine glasses.

In addition, "bear head" also means "very overbearing, don't mess with me" Sticking it to the rear of the car can remind the rear car to keep a certain distance from the front car and not to hit it. I also heard a friend say that if you don't want to spray a piece of paint on the car body, you can buy a "bear head" and stick it on it, which is both fashionable and can cover up the paint drops on the car, killing two birds with one stone.