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Camping, Tenting & Hiking are great ways to get back in touch with nature and your inner self...
HIKING DANGERS - Hiking with Bears, Alligators & Snakes
A hiker's odds of getting attacked by a bear, alligator or snake is less than having an accident on the highway. In most instances, a close encounter with a bear, alligator or snake is enhanced into a Super Story by the media.  
But yes, there are circumstances that warrant extra caution when hiking in areas that are the homeland to certain aggressive  wildlife.
Although it is rare that animals seek out humans like attack dogs, accidents do occur. Here are a few hiking tips that might help keep you safe:
Hike with a buddy
Hike during daylight hours
Don't eat while on your hike or if you do such (as well as take a potty break), do such down wind.
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