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12 techniques that will help you survive a deadly battle with an animal.

1.       Shark.

In order not to attract shark, avoid getting blood or urine in the water. If you meet a shark face to face, don’t turn your back and don’t try to run away in panic, just move slowly. If you are caught, aim at the eyes and gills.

2.       Kangaroos.

Slowly move back. Don’t turn around and don’t run.

3.       Lions.

Try to look bigger. Talk to the lion in a moderately loud and confident voice.

4.       Elephants.

Pay attention to its body language. If the animal is attacking you, don’t run away. Instead try to find something that will serve as barries between you and the elephant.

5.       Rhinos.

Stand behind a tree.

6.       Hippos.

If the weather is hot, try not to go into brushwoods. To make a hippo leave you alone, climb up a tree.

7.       Bulls.

If a bull is running to you, stand straight and still. Use your hat, t-shirt, or any other clothes as bait. Once the bull comes close enough, throw this item of clothing aside.

8.       Jellyfish.

Right after getting the sting. Wash it with salt water tehn using a stick or tweezers, remove the leftovers of the tentacles.

9.       Alligators or Crocodiles.

If you’re caught, hit the animal’s eyes. if you notice this predator crawling to you by ground, make as musch noise as you can and run in a zigzag. If you see a crocodile while swimming, don’t make splashes and don’t shout.

10.   Snakes.

If you notice that you are being followed by snake, stomp. If you are bitten, don’t try to duck the poison out of the wound, it’s better to wash the wound with tap water, fix tourniquet and call the rescue service.

11.   Gorillas.

Sit down so as not to look bigger or tallerv than a gorilla, try to whisper and avoid looking straight into his eyes.

12.   Bees.

Dark colors attract the attention of bees. If there is a swarm or just a couple of bees chasing you, hide in a dark place.