Chimpanzees, gorillas sometimes try to stand on two legs to scare us, but they can't stand for long. But, naturally, we are taller than them in height as we are binary. It amazes all those animals. As a result, they view us as "terrible." Another reason for being less injured by large wild animals is that the number of wild animals is declining. Do you feel brave now?
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In addition to being bipedal, social grouping often saves us from predatory death. If you are hiking, especially in the vicinity of the bear's den, be sure to maintain grouping. Otherwise, you will be attacked at any time.
Being bipartisan in the course of evolution, we get good benefits. However, it also has its downsides. Animals run on four legs faster than we can run on two legs. It is possible for humans to run a maximum of 20 miles per hour. However, the grizzly bear's speed is about 35 miles per hour. On the other hand, the speed of the cheetah is about 60 miles per hour. So what is meant by statistics? If a four-legged beast chases us without defense, we are no longer safe! From time to time we face severe damage due to wild animals.
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Sometimes not only technology but also intelligence and present strategy is very important. One thing many of us know is the story of A friend in need is a friend indeed, where a lucky man lies on the ground with his breath closed and his eyes closed to escape the bear. And he survives! If the bear comes to you, don't run and fall to the ground, bend over - pull your knees to your chest, stick your fingers out and place your hands behind your neck. This will give you more protection. And if there are trees nearby, climb over the trees. But, in the case of tigers, it is better not to do those dramas. There are three ways to do this: try to stay calm, slowly step back and take a safe place, stand up straight and pretend to be strong, and show fear through words. In most cases, the blessings of strategy and engineering will save you from wild animals.
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