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Run
or fight? That is the question prompted by a series of recent
animal attacks on humans, including an alligator that dragged a
2-year-old to his death in an Orlando lake last month. And CNN reported
recently that a mountain lion in Colorado had attacked a 5-year-old
boy, who was saved when his mother pried the child away from the animal.
While
both of those incidents were rare events, travelers seeking to watch
wildlife or spend time in national parks and preserves should keep a
safe distance from any animals they encounter, experts say.
“You’re
safer in a national park than you are in any city if you use respect
and allow the animal a comfort zone,” said Jack Hanna, the director
emeritus of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium who has hosted several
television series devoted to wildlife.
Safe
distances depend on the animal. A rattlesnake, he said, can spring a
body-length or more from its coil, and should be given at least a
six-foot berth. Give an alligator 50 to 60 feet and a bear not less than
30 yards and up to 50 if they have cubs.
