Oliver Starr, I sometimes sleep next to a wolf
Originally Answered: It is shown in movies that when you fall in vicinity of a wild animal, if you stay calm and act dead/motionless, the animal just ignores you and walks away. Does this happen in reality? If so what could be the reason behind such behavior of wild animals?
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原始回答:电影中显示,当你在野生动物附近趴下时,如果你保持冷静,装死或者一动不动,动物就会无视你并走开。这在现实中会发生吗?如果是这样的话,野生动物这种行为背后的原因是什么?
是的,那会有用的。。。

In most situations this is likely to make you more vulnerable. Canines, for example, might get curious and approach a prone human and this could be enough in the wrong circumstances to provoke an attack.
There are some animals that tend to avoid carrion and since we don't smell familiar anyway, being motionless may make us seem less like something to eat.
The problem with this strategy is that you're giving away every advantage you have and simply putting yourself in nature's hands. Better to understand the animals that inhabit your region (or the place you're visiting) and learn the appropriate species-specific response for each animal.

在大多数情况下,这可能会使你更加脆弱。例如,犬科动物可能会变得好奇,接近易受攻击的人类,这在错误的环境下足以引发攻击。
有些动物倾向于避开腐肉,因为我们闻起来并不似曾相识,一动不动可能会让我们看起来不太像好吃的东西。
这一策略的问题在于,你正在放弃你所拥有的一切优势,而只是把自己交给大自然。更好地了解居住在你所在地区(或你访问的地方)的动物,并了解每种动物的相应物种特异性反应。

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