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A 60-year-old prairie herder told me: Don't do this when you encounter wolves on the road, otherwise you will die. In recent years, with the improvement of living standards, many people especially like to drive to the uninhabited areas of northern Tibet, but there are many risks in the uninhabited areas of northern Tibet, among which the greater risks are natural carnivores.

There is no data signal in the uninhabited area of northern Tibet, and there are no settled people, walking on the road and driving are surrounded by wolves, do not get out of the car, be sure to close the window and door, lock the car door.

Under the premise that the car is in normal condition, you must drive away quickly, although the wolf's teeth can not bite open, the white iron sheet of the vehicle, but the wolves can bite the four tires of the vehicle, and when walking, you must take the road, do not take the path. The real-time traffic conditions of the trail are particularly complicated, once it falls into the mud, it is difficult for the vehicle to stand up, there is no signal in the no-man's land in northern Tibet, and there is no way to call for rescue, such things are to be seen by the wolves, and most of them are difficult to successfully escape.

When you encounter wolves on the road, you must only honk your horn wildly, drive forward at a slow speed, and wait until there are no wolves in front of you, and then escape with one foot on the accelerator. Desperately running towards the wolves, it is very likely that they will hit this kind of wolf and cause damage to the vehicle, and at that time lose power, and the wolves will definitely take obvious revenge. There are some common breakdowns on the road when driving to a holiday, such as the car not catching fire, or getting stuck in the mud and encountering wolves.

First lock the doors and windows of the car, do not get out of the car, it is safer to hide in the car. Be sure to hide in the back seat, don't let the wolf ** feel your figure, without seeing the premise of people, the wolves will naturally leave. Just let the wolves see you, they won't leave at all, but are constantly consuming you in the same place, don't underestimate the wolves, they are very careful, such a thing quickly take out the mobile phone, dial the road rescue**, just have to stand still in the car, waiting for rescue.

Wolves generally do not take the initiative to attack humans, and if the vehicle is in poor condition, stay in place and wait for rescue, and the wolves cannot cause damage to the vehicle; If the car is in good condition, you can rush directly because the wolf can't catch up with the vehicle.

I think it's best to stop and wait for the wolves to disperse, as hitting it directly will most likely cause damage to the vehicle.

Stay still in the car, because staying here is the safest way, and if you go out, you may be eaten by wolves.

Sneaking out of the car is not a long-term solution, and the wolves may crash directly into the window of the car or wait for the car to trap you in the car and starve to death.

Wolves who temporarily hide in their cars are nocturnal hunters, and they usually rest in their dens during the day and come out to hunt at night. If you encounter a pack of wolves during the day, they will most likely not take you as prey, but simply run into you as they move from territory to territory. Then in this case, temporarily hide in the car to observe the situation, the wolves can't damage the vehicle.

It is safe to say that hiding in the car is the safest way, and you can call the police to apply for rescue while hiding in the car.

It is relatively safe, because it is difficult for wolves to get into the car, but in this case, you need to call for help from other people, and staying in the car for a long time will definitely cause a lack of oxygen.

It's not safe to hide in your car. This is because wolves are very aggressive, and at the same time, wolves' teeth are very sharp, so they will encounter danger and are likely to be besieged by wolves.

Hiding in a car is not a safe thing to do. Because the lethality of wolves is relatively large, and the strength of wolves can overturn vehicles, it is not safe to hide in cars.

It is very safe. Because the vehicle is very sturdy, wolves generally do not kill people, so it is relatively safe.