How to Avoid Disaster When Meeting a Wild Animal

The first rule if you run into a wild animal, keep your head cool and avoid sudden movements-sudden gestures might spook them. Second, always maintain a safe distance, especially with larger or more aggressive animals. Third, make yourself look bigger by raising your arms or holding up your jacket-this can deter some animals from approaching. Fourth, never turn your back and run-this could trigger a chase response. And finally, if the animal approaches, speak calmly and back away slowly, keeping eye contact but avoiding direct stares, and always give the animal an escape route.
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[@susanpage8315]

Living in FL, I had a few run-ins with venomous snakes. The scariest was a close encounter with an Eastern Diamondback. First I heard the rattle, then it chased me. It was terrifying!

[@MadinaDondiva]

The exact reason why I don’t want to move to Florida 😂I’m so sorry that happened to you 😢❤

[@susanpage8315]

@@MadinaDondiva Thanks. Snakes are everywhere in FL. They were in trees, bushes, water.

[@abhinavgera4053]

Thanks for the tips! 😊

[@bradleydsmeltzer2090]

There was a kids cartoon that taught this. All I recall is there was a robot in the group.

[@stayhappylittlemermaid]

Everything we want is on the other side of fear.

[@istayhighi1540]

Nope just inside the fridge 😊

[@karim-ALLAH]

Thank you very much🙏🏻😊

[@TrangNguyen-kn1pc]

Chào buổi sáng andy

[@Rika24]

I thought you’re not to make eye contact with a wolf as it’s seen as a threat… plus they’re a pack animal, you can’t keep eye contact with them all.

[@user-gc2te1ml8l]

🤣🤣 If it's a pack, don't worry. They won't be insulted if you do look in their eyes. They'll be too busy checking out which part they want to eat to notice.
You have a chance against a lone wolf by showing that you are not intimidated. Walk backward slowly while looking into its eyes.

[@shishirmishramishra1014]

😮😮

[@geethamadhuri4.033]

😮

[@user-zm1vs1ze7p]

I live in Australia have covered all of these animals

[@SAHEBA]

Wow 🎉

[@christianthomsen7046]

Its not wise to stare directly at a wolf.

[@Squishmallows508]

If the bee thing is true why did it not sting me and just fly by my head (honey bee)

[@user-gc2te1ml8l]

They are not wanting conflict. They protect.

[@Squishmallows508]

@@user-gc2te1ml8l ohh but it kept flying by me

[@juneyshu6197]

I was only stung 2 x after sifting and leaning on bees in the clover grass.

[@user-gc2te1ml8l]

@juneyshu6197 I've stepped on them (honey bees) several times as a child. They were on Clover also.

[@shishirmishramishra1014]

😮😮

[@InSaNiTyCrAzy]

Bruh snakes fps is over 100

[@BMichaelGalloway]

And always carry a knife 🔪 😏 at least!

[@leelagopalan6755]

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[@elarp5839]

htraE

[@patiencealexander3531]

First to comment

[@DontDelete-fp8oy]

Nobody cares about this. Get a life

[@JJ.-BB]

Why do you think this is worth commenting?

[@patiencealexander3531]

@@JJ.-BB For vibez. Deal with it