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How to survive bear or shark attack? What should you do if you are bitten by a snake? We've gathered 13 easy tips that will save your life if you do meet a wild animal. Watch the video, make notes, and remember to give us thumbs up for worrying about your well-being! TIMESTAMPS How to survive a shark attack 1:18 How to survive a kangaroo attack 2:09 How to survive a lion attack 2:51 How to survive an elephant attack 3:33 How to survive a rhinoceros attack 4:11 How to survive a hippopotamus attack 4:43 How to survive a bull attack 5:24 How to survive a jellyfish attack 5:53 How to survive an alligator or crocodile attack 6:31 How to survive snake attack 7:18 How to survive a bear attack 7:49 How to survive gorilla attack 8:38 How to survive bees attack 9:16 SUMMARY Many wild animals can be dangerous or even fatal for a person. If you look at the statistics, you might feel terrified. - Sharks cause just six deaths a year - their infamous reputation is very exaggerated. - Wolves are responsible for ten deaths annually. - Lions kill 22 people a year. - Now get ready: elephants, cute lovely giants, are the reason that more than 500 people lose their lives every year! - Hippopotamuses equal them in this scary competition. - Crocodiles turn out to be much more dangerous than sharks: about one thousand deaths a year. - But the champion here is the snake: 100,000 people meet their end at the teeth of this reptile. We hope you will never have to escape from a rhinoceros, swim away from a crocodile, or meet a hungry lion. However, now you will be able to protect yourself in the wilderness.

Did you know that animals see the world differently from us? Pigeons actually have better vision than humans. Cows can’t see the color red because they don’t have the necessary receptors in their retinas for that. Horses have a blind spot right in front of their faces because of their eye placement. Fish eyes have ultraviolet receptors and a more spherical lens than humans.