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Russians told what to do when meeting a bear in the forest

Hunter Alexander Grebenshchikov in an interview with IS “Vesti” told how to behave when meeting a bear in the forest.

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Russians told what to do when meeting a bear in the forest

Hunter Alexander Grebenshchikov in an interview with IS “Vesti” told how to behave when meeting a bear in the forest.

As the interlocutor of the publication noted, the most important thing is not to panic, and if there is a possibility, slowly step back without making sudden movements.

Grebenshchikov drew attention to the fact that the bear will in any case react to a sharp movement, to the running of a person.

According to the hunter, if a person ran, the animal will think that it is his prey, and the bear will surely catch up with the victim.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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