Survival Lessons Learned from 6 Animal Attacks

Image source: Mark Miller/Images on the Wildside via Outdoor Living

If last year’s headlines are any indication, incidents of strange and aggressive animal behavior are on the rise in North America. Experts attribute increasing human-animal encounters to a combination of factors—from human encroachment into once–remote wildlife habitat to an ever-increasing number of carnivores migrating into America’s cities and suburbs in search of an easy meal…

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