How will humans around wild animals be safer if animals are not in captivity?

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The only way humans can be safe around wild animals is...if they start to snarl or make any other noises, if they even back away from you, just give them their space. Stay facing toward them and do NOT look them in the eyes because looking them in the eyes are their way of saying that you want to battle, and just back away. If you have to talk to the animal, say something like \"Your ok. I am not going to hurt you.\" They will then either run away or just go back to doing what they were doing. If they start walking toward you DO NOT start running because at that point they will attack just stop and talk to the animal.

If you are up on a road by a wooded area that has a bend...when you start to go around the bend make some kind of noise. Making a noise when coming to a bend in the will let any animal know that you are coming. Just say if you were to be coming to a bend in the road and a...bear is just on the other side of that bend, if you just keep on walking you have a big chance of the bear getting startled, and when bears or any kind of animals is startled or scared it will most likely attack whatever startled it.

These two things are the most effective thing that you yourself can do to keep yourself out of danger of a wild animal. I myself have done it and trust me it works. Do not think that you can do what you do with a pet dog. Wild animals go straight to natural instinct when threatened. Even animals in captivity are wild animals. They are unpredictable.

--Gentle tiger

The only way humans can be safe around wild animals is...if they start to snarl or make any other noises, if they even back away from you, just give them their space. Stay facing toward them and do NOT look them in the eyes because looking them in the eyes are their way of saying that you want to battle, and just back away. If you have to talk to the animal, say something like \"Your ok. I am not going to hurt you.\" They will then either run away or just go back to doing what they were doing. If they start walking toward you DO NOT start running because at that point they will attack just stop and talk to the animal.

If you are up on a road by a wooded area that has a bend...when you start to go around the bend make some kind of noise. Making a noise when coming to a bend in the will let any animal know that you are coming. Just say if you were to be coming to a bend in the road and a...bear is just on the other side of that bend, if you just keep on walking you have a big chance of the bear getting startled, and when bears or any kind of animals is startled or scared it will most likely attack whatever startled it.

These two things are the most effective thing that you yourself can do to keep yourself out of danger of a wild animal. I myself have done it and trust me it works. Do not think that you can do what you do with a pet dog. Wild animals go straight to natural instinct when threatened. Even animals in captivity are wild animals. They are unpredictable.

--Gentle tiger

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