What if I meet a bear?

What to do when you meet a bear in the wild-tell you the most authoritative and scientific way to escape.

1 There are many tickets to play dead. Looks like our people are still traditional prostitutes.

Generally speaking, if you pretend to be dead, you will be lucky to meet a bear who has just had enough to eat and has nothing to do. Congratulations.

Don't think that bears are omnivores that only eat live bears but not dead ones. Generally, a full bear likes to sit on its prey and lick it with its tongue.

If you are humiliated, licked by a barbed tongue and remain silent, it will be a big accident.

Bears in the reptile world can jump from tree to tree.

3 jump into the water? Haha, everyone has forgotten what blind bears like best: fish, and they can dive even when walking by the water.

4 singing to the bear `````` There is such a person, and I really saw someone singing to the bear with a trembling voice holding a guitar.

"The girl on the other side looks this way." I can only sigh the courage and wisdom of such a person (fortunately, what I saw on TV was not a real shot of the animal world)

Well, the right thing to do is run away! ! !

But how to run is a trick. Unless you have the speed of Liu Xiang and the endurance of Ma Jiajun, there is still a great possibility of being overtaken by the bear market. The zoologist's suggestion is to "run with the wind".

Run fast with the wind; Moreover, the bear's eyesight is not very good, and things in the distance will be blurred; When running, the wind will blow the hair on its ears, further weakening its visual field; More importantly, the bear chases people with its sense of smell, and its nose is very smart, so if it runs with the wind, its body odor will not float to its nose;

Therefore, as long as it is found in time and early, it is the most correct way to sneak.

Everything is just in case, if there is no wind, if the bear is only a few steps away from you, if you are too drunk and exhausted on weekdays, it will only be ```````.

What would you do if you met a bear?

Many people believe this sentence: when people meet a bear, they will be safe as long as they lie down and pretend to be dead, because bears generally don't eat dead people.

Is it safe to play dead when you meet a bear? Bears are omnivores. They are never picky eaters. They eat everything, whether animals or plants, and sometimes they can kill a cow. Bears like to eat live animals, but so do animals that die when they are hungry. When people meet bears, if they pretend to be dead, they are also in danger of being eaten. So it's not safe to play dead when you meet a bear.

If you really meet a bear suddenly, you must keep calm, don't move, and slowly put your belongings on the ground. If you have nothing on you, you can take off your clothes and put them on the ground, and then slowly retreat. When you retreat to a place where the bear can't see you, run away.

What if I meet a bear?

What if I meet a bear?

Generally speaking, there is no secret about people's reaction to bears. After all, every encounter is different, every bear is different, and the reaction measures you take when you meet a bear will definitely affect your chances of getting away with it.

If you see a bear in the distance.

You can enjoy this rare beauty for a while, and then make a big circle to avoid the position of the bear. If possible, you'd better walk downwind so that the bear can't smell you. And try to avoid the bear's sight, make a metallic sound all the way, let the bear know where you are, and then leave the place quickly, but don't run!

If you see a bear on the road or nearby.

Stay where you are, immediately take out your pepper spray (if any), and of course, if possible, take a longer detour; However, if the terrain restricts your detour, please walk back a few hundred meters along the path, take a rest and then walk back, making a metallic noise while walking. When you return to your original position, the bear may have disappeared from your sight! If the bear is still in place, maybe you should consider postponing or giving up the trip.

If you see a bear not far away.

The most important thing is not to panic, not to run and not to scream. Running and other sudden movements may lead to bear attacks. The first job is to do nothing-don't make any sudden movements or make sudden noises. Stand still, prepare your pepper spray, and then take a few seconds to carefully evaluate the whole situation, including seeing if there are bears around, detecting the escape route around, etc. And then decide your next step. As long as you keep your head cool and don't lose control, you have an excellent opportunity to leave fresh memories for this encounter, not hurt.

Of course, try to tell whether Xiong Dan is just curious or really aggressive. Pay attention to the aggressive behavior characteristics of the bear, such as the ears turned backwards, the hair on the back and neck stood up for war, quickly shook his head left and right, and issued a threatening "Woo-!" "Or the sound of feet thumping on the ground. If the bear grinds its teeth together and makes a loud noise, it means that it is very upset and is likely to attack.

If a bear stands up on its hind legs and blows its nose and mouth high, it is not aggressive. The bear is probably just trying to scare you. Look at the painful expression on your face.

Aggressive behavior can be used as a clue, and the bear may just want to warn you to stay away from its territory. You'd better do whatever you want. Any bear that comes towards you should be regarded as an attack. Leave a heavy backpack, extra clothes, camera and kettle, trip or slow down the speed of the bear, but don't leave a bag with food. You don't want to leave the food reward to the bear chasing you.

When retreating, it is usually best to walk slowly backwards, speak softly in a monotonous voice, avoid sudden movements, don't turn your back on the bear, don't kneel down, pretend to be fearless and obedient, avoid looking at the bear, or move your arms up and down slowly when retreating.

What if I meet a bear in the wild?

1. Don't run

Don't run. Bears can travel more than 30 miles an hour, faster than Olympic athletes. For a non-aggressive bear, if you run, it will attract its chase.

2. The bear didn't find you

If the bear doesn't find you, you can make a detour quickly, but keep quiet. Give the bear enough space to keep it calm.

3. The bear found you

If the bear finds you but doesn't show aggression, you should keep calm and slowly signal to back off with your hands. Bears usually just want to know if you pose a threat to them when they stand on their backs.

4. When the bear approaches

Don't run, don't leave your bag. In case a bear attacks, the package can protect you. If you drop the package, it can be understood that you are encouraging the bear to get close to you and get the food in the package. Bears sometimes make "deceptive actions", sometimes stop or change direction when they are 0/0 feet away from you/kloc-0. In this case, you still have to stand until the bear stops, then you can be ready to leave, but slowly back off. For a black bear, climbing a tree can't protect you, nor can it protect you when you meet a grizzly bear.

5. If a bear touches you.

If the grizzly bear really touches you, you can roll it into a ball to protect your stomach and neck, and then play dead. If it is a long-term attack, we must change our strategy and resist stubbornly anyway. If the black bear touches you, don't play dead, it will attack you at once.

What if you meet a bear in the wild?

Stay calm, stop moving but whisper, let the bear know that you are different from your prey; Then back off slowly, or wait for the bear to leave first. Screaming or running will only arouse the bear's greater interest. Remember! Bears are carnivores, although bears in the Rocky Mountains are mostly vegetarian for environmental reasons!

Although the bear is cute, if you find a bear, don't go near it, because the mother bear must be nearby; No matter what kind of bear, the female bear who protects the bear is the most aggressive.

If the bear attacks in self-defense because he is frightened, lying face down and pretending to be dead with his hands over his head and neck can make the bear feel less threatened.

If the bear swoops down and starts to attack, fight back immediately and let the bear know that the prey is not easy to get.

It is best to retreat from difficulties.

What if I meet a brown bear in the wild?

What should I do if I meet a bear or tiger on my way to save myself in the wild? In fact, the chance of meeting these big things in the Woods now is one in ten thousand, but there is always such a chance. Let's talk about it.

First of all, most bears or tigers are more afraid of you than you are of it. When they heard the noise, they went into the forest. But if you meet them at close range, they will think you are going to attack them, so they should defend themselves. So when walking in the forest during the day, they should talk loudly and make some noise. In case of meeting, you must be calm, don't run around, and stay together. Open their arms (preferably with a knife or stick in their hands).

After eating, wash all the dishes, seal all the food in a bag and hang it on the tree. Don't put food in tents, and don't use irritating cosmetics.

There are 1-2 people on duty to light a bonfire at night, so it is better to change the camping plan and retreat in time when there are few people. Although they are afraid of people, after all, they have the ability to kill people easily, and we have no weapons to deal with them. Besides, if you kill them, you will be sentenced, and if they kill you, they can only admit that they are unlucky.

What if I meet a bear?

Play dead if you can't run. Of course, you don't have to run, or you wouldn't be asking here. If you see it in the zoo, take a good look and watch it die.

What if I meet a bear in the wild?

Don't breathe. .

What if I meet a black bear?

When you meet a black bear, you'd better not run away or climb a tree at once. He's much faster than you. Don't play dead. If he is hungry, it's no use pretending. You'd better back off slowly, and don't make sudden sounds and movements to scare him. If he blows his head at the sky, he doesn't want to attack you at once, he just wants to scare you. If he stands up straight and slaps the ground hard, he is warning you not to come any closer, or he will slap you. At this time, he will show obedience and will still go backwards. Walk backwards, keep the speed, don't run, then it will treat you as prey. He raised his head and came to you. Congratulations, your life is hopeless. Escape to the dense forest or highland (don't go up the mountain). If you are lucky, he will hit your hand and put his head on your head, so he won't attack. When he leaves, you will crawl away slowly. It's important to stay away from the ingot when you can't see it. Better go, don't run.

What if I meet a bear in the wild?

1. Avoid scaring the bear

Bears usually avoid people's voices, so they should make a sound when walking in places where bears often haunt. The bear bell is not loud enough. Shout loudly and clap your hands rhythmically. Never be a quiet traveler, it will do potential harm to you, bears and other hikers.

2. Don't assume

You can't predict when and where bears will appear, so don't easily think that there is no need to make noise even on familiar routes. Some frequent trails in the park are often surrounded by bear habitats, and silent hikers will scare bears and make them attack humans. Even if no other hikers have seen bears recently, don't assume that they are not there.

Don't think that bears have better hearing.

The structure of some trails makes it difficult for bears to see, hear and smell approaching travelers. Pay special attention to places with streams, windward or dense vegetation. Blind spots in bends or uphill trails also need special attention.

Avoid approaching bears.

Bears spend a lot of time looking for food, so try to avoid hiking in obvious eating areas, such as berries or glacier lilies. Especially take care of your children. Try to organize a group hike to avoid traveling before sunrise and after dark.

5. Don't deliberately approach the bear.

A bear's need for space depends on its mood, and every bear's behavior is unpredictable. All bears are dangerous. Respect their demand for space.