Unknown facts, fact #2

 


Polar bears are the only bear species that actively hunt

and kill humans for food. There's a rhyme that everyone

living where bears live needs to know, and why the

rhyme is so important;

If it's brown, lie down. Brown or grizzly bears will leave

you alone if you play dead. Climbing up a tall tree works

with adult brown bears, since they can't climb trees.

If it's black, fight back. Black bears will back off when

they realize you're more of a threat than they realize,

but DO NOT climb a tree to escape. Both cubs and

adult black bears can climb trees.

If it's white, say goodnight. Polar bears are not only the

largest bears, but they are ambush predators. If one

manages to sneak up on you, you're as good as dead.

The best you can do to escape is either run and drop

your clothes (fortunately for you, they have very short

attention spans and they'll stop momentarily to sniff at

your clothes because it's not normal for their food to

suddenly drop something like that), or start praying to

whatever deity you believe or don't believe in.

Edit: this is all advice for if the bear decides to try and

kill/eat you. Generally speaking, if you do come across

a bear, you never, ever run away. Stand your ground,

make yourself look big and be loud. If the bear stands

on its hind legs, it's just checking you out; it's curious

and has likely never seen a human before. The best

option is to back away slowly while maintaining eye

contact, still being loud. If the bear decides to charge,

use an air horn or bear spray, which will likely cause to

run off. I would to if l just got maced.


However, as a last resort, use a gun or other weapon if it becomes

aggressive or starts mauling.




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