Outdoor adventurers can safely enjoy wildlife by staying alert and traveling in groups. Defensive bears may moan or swat the ground, requiring a slow retreat. Predatory bears demand an aggressive stance and a fight if attacked. Mountain lions require showing you are a danger, not a meal. Large herbivores like moose also need ample space and respect from visitors.
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How to protect yourself around dangerous North American wild animals: Essential safety tips for your national park visit
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