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Do not look the tiger in the eye,  but do turn towards the tiger.  Back away slowly while fighting  the urge to turn your back and run.  Keep walking backwards until the tiger is  well out of sight, then turn  and move quickly away from the location of the tiger. 

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Wolves are dangerous, powerful predatory animals. They usually do not show  aggression toward people,  but it never hurts to be  prepared for the worst when you find  yourself in wolf territory. If you are attacked by a wolf,  do not run away. Maintain eye contact, make  yourself look large, and  make loud, intimidating noises. Get to a safe place as soon as you can. 

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Stay calm.  Hold your ground or back away slowly. Face the lion and stand  upright. Do not approach a lion.  Never approach a mountain lion,  especially one that is feeding  or with kittens. Most mountain lions will try  to avoid a confrontation. Give them a way to escape. Do not run from a lion. Running may stimulate a mountain lion's instinct to chase. Instead, stand and face  the animal. Make eye contact.  If you have small children with you,  pick them up, if possible,  so they don't panic and run. Although it may be awkward,  pick them up without bending  over or turning away from the mountain lion.  Do not crouch down or bend over.  Biologists surmise mountain lions don't recognize  standing humans as prey.  On the other hand, a person squatting  or bending over looks a lot like a four-legged prey animal.  If you're in mountain lion habitat,  avoid squatting, crouching , or bending over, even when picking  up children.  

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Do not try and kill it on your own Ammonia is  a common snake repellent.  Snakes hate the smell of ammonia and  won't come near it. Soak rags in ammonia and  place them in unsealed  plastic bags.  Leave the bags where you usually see  snakes to keep them away. 

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JUST SERIOUSLY CALL THE WORLD WILDLIFE AUTHORITY OR YOU CAN MAKE A SPEAR AND  JUST POINT IT AT IT'S EYE  

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If you see stalking indications then raise  your arms above your head and  wave them and most importantly SHOUT  YOUR HEAD OFF.  If you have something in your hand then throw  it at the lion. Even if the lion charges you do not run 

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Use strong flashlights,  spotlights, or floodlights at night to deter  night raids.  Elephants are partial to feasting by night so if you can rig  up something that will suddenly flash  very bright lights at the moment the elephants turn  up, this might be sufficient to scare  them off.  

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Don't approach too closely,  especially if you see cubs,  either alone or with their mother. Keep small children secure  at night when camping in areas frequented  by leopards. If a leopard charges, shout , clap your hands and wave  your arms to appear bigger.  

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lighting or motion-sensor lighting in dark areas around the home to deter  cougars and other wildlife.  Seal open areas under structures like porches,  sheds and decks that can provide  shelter for cougars or  their prey. 

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Monkeys are scared of snakes.  Keep real looking plastic snakes in the wildlife or  make Loud heavy noise,  bursting of crackers or  their sound track will force  the monkeys to leave any premises. An injured monkey should be  helped when monkey group is  not close by. 

SURVIVE IN THE WILD

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