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13 Tips on How to Survive Wild Animal Attacks
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1. How to survive a Shark attack?
The good news is, that out of a hundred and fifty species of sharks existing on earth, only twenty attack humans. Most of them just don’t perceive you as food. So, if not something tasty, what good are you?
Now, down to the bad news, if a shark gets interested in you it will be tough to break away. To not attract sharks prevent blood or urine from getting into the water.
2. How to survive a Snakes attack?
Most snakes are neither dangerous nor poisonous. People get 80% of their bites trying to catch this reptile. If you notice that a snake is following you, stomp your feet the vibrations will confuse the snake, and it will let you be.
If you have been bitten, son’t try to suck the poison out from the wound as they do in the movies. Better to wash the bite with running water, apply a tourniquet, and call an emergency.
3. How to survive a Lion attack ?
If you have encountered a lion, maintain eye contact, don’t turn your back, and don’t move your eyes away. It will give the predator the time to attack.
Try to look more massive, to create such an impression, lift your arms and jacket up, If you look big and threatening, the animal will try to avoid the encounter.
4. How to survive a Bulls attack?
Despite the widespread opinion, bulls react to the movement not to the red or any other color. That’s why if a bull is running at you, stay straight and still. Use your hat, T-shirt, or other clothes you have at hand as bait.
When the animal runs up close enough throw the thing as far away from you as possible. The bull will change direction and follow this object.
5. How to survive a Elephants attack?
Elephants are clever, and quite friendly animals, but they are known to attack people. It is especially true about female elephant mothers, if they decide that you are dangerous for their babies.
6. How to survive a Rhinoceroses attack?
Rhinoceroses have bad eyesight. That’s why it is easy to frighten them and provoke them to attack. These animals’ speed can reach 37 miles per hour; this is the reason it is really hard to outrun them hard, but not impossible.
The only way to escape from the rhinoceros is to hide behind the tree. It is a substantial obstacle for the animal. Also, it won’t follow you through the bushes or high grass.
7. How to survive a Jellyfish attack?
A jellyfish burn brings a long lasting nagging ache. Some people believe that peeing on the damaged surface can relieve the pain, but it is just an urban legend. Immediately after being burnt, wash this place with salt water.
Pure water will only worsen the situation. After that, using a pair of tweezers or a stick, move the remaining parts of the jellyfish away. If you have antihistamine ointment Apply it to the place of the burn.
8. How to survive a Alligators, or crocodiles attack?
The jaws of these animals are the strongest on the planet. In this case, breaking free won’t be a piece of cake If you’ve been grabbed, hit the eyes. The eyes and the throat of these animals are their most sensitive areas.
To make the animal let you go aim at them. If you notice that the predator is crawling toward you on the ground, make as much noise as possible, run in a zigzag.
This is exactly the situation when to run and shout is the best solution. If you see a crocodile while swimming, don’t create splashes, don’t shout it will draw the unwanted attention. Try to be as quiet as you can and swim away.
9. How to survive a Kangaroo attack?
Yes, surprisingly, a kangaroo can pose a threat to a person, however, it will only happen if you enter its territory and the animal feels danger.
The good news is, that out of a hundred and fifty species of sharks existing on earth, only twenty attack humans. Most of them just don’t perceive you as food. So, if not something tasty, what good are you?
Now, down to the bad news, if a shark gets interested in you it will be tough to break away. To not attract sharks prevent blood or urine from getting into the water.
2. How to survive a Snakes attack?
Most snakes are neither dangerous nor poisonous. People get 80% of their bites trying to catch this reptile. If you notice that a snake is following you, stomp your feet the vibrations will confuse the snake, and it will let you be.
If you have been bitten, son’t try to suck the poison out from the wound as they do in the movies. Better to wash the bite with running water, apply a tourniquet, and call an emergency.
3. How to survive a Lion attack ?
If you have encountered a lion, maintain eye contact, don’t turn your back, and don’t move your eyes away. It will give the predator the time to attack.
Try to look more massive, to create such an impression, lift your arms and jacket up, If you look big and threatening, the animal will try to avoid the encounter.
4. How to survive a Bulls attack?
Despite the widespread opinion, bulls react to the movement not to the red or any other color. That’s why if a bull is running at you, stay straight and still. Use your hat, T-shirt, or other clothes you have at hand as bait.
When the animal runs up close enough throw the thing as far away from you as possible. The bull will change direction and follow this object.
5. How to survive a Elephants attack?
Elephants are clever, and quite friendly animals, but they are known to attack people. It is especially true about female elephant mothers, if they decide that you are dangerous for their babies.
6. How to survive a Rhinoceroses attack?
Rhinoceroses have bad eyesight. That’s why it is easy to frighten them and provoke them to attack. These animals’ speed can reach 37 miles per hour; this is the reason it is really hard to outrun them hard, but not impossible.
The only way to escape from the rhinoceros is to hide behind the tree. It is a substantial obstacle for the animal. Also, it won’t follow you through the bushes or high grass.
7. How to survive a Jellyfish attack?
A jellyfish burn brings a long lasting nagging ache. Some people believe that peeing on the damaged surface can relieve the pain, but it is just an urban legend. Immediately after being burnt, wash this place with salt water.
Pure water will only worsen the situation. After that, using a pair of tweezers or a stick, move the remaining parts of the jellyfish away. If you have antihistamine ointment Apply it to the place of the burn.
8. How to survive a Alligators, or crocodiles attack?
The jaws of these animals are the strongest on the planet. In this case, breaking free won’t be a piece of cake If you’ve been grabbed, hit the eyes. The eyes and the throat of these animals are their most sensitive areas.
To make the animal let you go aim at them. If you notice that the predator is crawling toward you on the ground, make as much noise as possible, run in a zigzag.
This is exactly the situation when to run and shout is the best solution. If you see a crocodile while swimming, don’t create splashes, don’t shout it will draw the unwanted attention. Try to be as quiet as you can and swim away.
9. How to survive a Kangaroo attack?
Yes, surprisingly, a kangaroo can pose a threat to a person, however, it will only happen if you enter its territory and the animal feels danger.
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Camping in the middle of the nature is always a great idea. Though, in the middle of the nature can be found different insects, bugs, snakes and other animals which can be dangerous for your health. It’s hard to prevent insects or snakes bites, however with properly chosen equipment these problems can be avoided. As for instance, if you go in a place where you know that poisonous snakes live, then snake boots are a must have part of your equipment. All in all, be ready that mother nature can show you another not so pleasant side, through dangerous insects and animals.
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From the lethal venom of sea snakes to the ferocity of lions and crocodiles, the animal kingdom is unforgiving to those who aren't prepared.
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