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Black bears are beautiful, majestic and are honest - completelyscary animals, especially if you meet a person in the wild. Although you can usually think of Grizzly or brown bears when you think of bear attacks, there is actually more black bears in North America than brown. The United States is at home around55,000 grizzlies, whose majority live in Alaska. But according to theInternational Union for the Conservation of the Nature Red List of Nature Threatened Species, nearly 1 million black bears in the country and they were spotted in41 states.

Black bears are slightly smaller than brown bears, but they are no less dangerous and dozens of people died of black bear attacks over the last 30 years. Read it to find out what states have the most bears dead death.

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Fox News 31 In Colorado, indicate that half of the country's recorded bear attacks occurred at Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. Extra 33% of attacks took place in Alaska. The outlet also indicates that 18 people have been killed by bears in Montana since 1990. Twenty-five people died in Bear incidents in Alaska during the same period. It's almost a death-related death per year.

Wyoming had 11 dead linked to the Bear and Colorado had four. Tennessee saw two. Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Washington and West Virginia each recorded a west-related death over the last 30 years.

Lynn Rogers, PhD, founder of theNorth American Bear Center And a research scientist for the wildlife fauna research institute, said that people must, however, put these deaths in context.

"Black bears killed 61 people in North America since 1900. That does not worry," he wrote on the American Bear Center website. "My chances of being killed by a domestic dog, bees or lightning are much more important. My chances of being murdered are 60,000 times larger. One of the safest places that a person can be in the woods. According to the National Park Department (NPS),Your chance to be hurt by a bear is about 1 out of 2.1 million.

Nevertheless, if you want to improve your chances of getting out of a meeting with all the intact members, there are some precautions of experts recommending.

"The vast majority of these negative meetings are preventable. People do not need to go out in the country of bears and get hurt, nor do we bear"Tom Smith, PhD, a biologist in Brigham Youngiversity, saidNational Geographic. "These incidents are largely avoidable, but humans must take more responsibilities."

Bears are very attracted to odors. The experts suggest that you pay attention to what you wear.Dave Garshelis, Doctorate, bears project manager at theMinnesota Department of Natural Resources, RecountNational Geographic This food, deodorant and even gum can attract bears.

Hikers or other strands in woods should always carry bearing sprayers, a non-fatal aerosol intended to disarm bears. The NPS recommends you transporting a spray in a case with you rather than in your backpack, where you may have trouble accessing it quickly. Bear Spray does not need to hit the target directly, but the idea is to temporarily create a spray cloud between you and the bear.

If the bear continues to come to you, the NPS says, spray directly into its face. You can buy bear aerosols in gas stations, national park stores and camping and outdoor shops. Keep in mind that similar aerosols, such as self-defense sprays, do not have the same active ingredient as Bear Spray.

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A "disproportionate number of bear attacks is linked to dogs, says RogersABC News. Dog owners are trying to defend their pets to attack or worry about what their animals have become victims can endanger.

In 2019, for example a minnesota woman waskilled by a black bear On vacation in a remote region of Canada. She would have ventured into the woods after hearing her bargaining dogs. His dogs finally returned to the cabin, but she did not do it. The authorities said they then found his body with a black bear standing on it.

GARSHELIS recommends fromNational GeographicDog owners who try to break an attack arm or a firearm or a big stick, "especially if the dog answers the protection." Bears are also scared by striking pots and Stoves and other strong noises, he added.

Rogers recommends that if you see a wild bear, you should do everything you can to stay discreetly.

"Bears who visit campgrounds, bird gibbers and garbage can never kill people, even though these bears have by far the most contact with people," she said.

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