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Greg 3 year s ago
Orrrr maybe stay the Hell out out of certain woods where bears are known to be, instead of stumping down a bike path wearing your Abercrombie, sipping a pumpkin latte, thinking the world belongs to you, with ear buds stuffed into your head to keep the stupid in as you tweet about your nature photo op.
       
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Millie 3 year s ago
Greg, somebody pee in your Wheaties bro?
       
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Obie 3 year s ago
#3 If you do panic and run, run uphill, they run slower uphill. Though, they still run faster than the fastest human runs on a flat track. But you will live a few seconds longer.

That was the bear advice they gave us when I was stationed up in Alaska.
       
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Mat 3 year s ago
it looks like the slower friend tactic worked out for some ppl, otherwise they wouldnt mention it that much 36
       
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And it’s not the first time they’ve said friendship is the most important

When it comes to encountering a bear, visitors should be prepared for potential encounters with wildlife no matter where they go.

Matt explained: “While seeing a bear, bison, moose, or any animal in the wild is an exciting moment, it is important to remember that wildlife in parks are wild and can be dangerous.”

Most wild animals’ behavior is unpredictable and although rare, attacks on humans have occurred. “Being vigilant and knowing what to do in such encounters is the most important thing to remember,” concluded Matt.

 

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