Wild Animals
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Animal Attacks: With Human Education, Less Chance of Those
Researchers suggest that half of wild animal attacks could be avoided if humans were properly informed on how to act in such encounters. Their study also includes a series of basic rules that should be followed when visiting an animal's known habitat.
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