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[QUOTE="Cuango, post: 4009753, member: 3834"] He’s right! The experts say that if you are attacked by a brown bear (grizzly) your best move is to play dead while covering the back of your neck with your hands. Also helps to be wearing a solid backpack. The thing is… grizzly/brown bear attacks are rarely predatory and they are likely only wanting to slap you around as a warning rather than seriously wanting to eat you. Black bear attacks are usually predatory and will follow through with the attack because they see you as a food item rather than an irritant. I think we can all guess why there is nothing for white (polar) bears except kissing your a€£ goodbye! [/QUOTE]
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