1. Try to stay away: When you meet a wild Siberian tiger, try to keep your distance, avoid approaching, and don't try to approach or touch it. You should leave the scene as soon as possible and stay away from the area.
2. Don't run away: Although humans run much faster than the Northeast Tiger, doing so will trigger its hound instinct and touch its desire to attack.
3. Stay alert: When walking in the dense forest, it is recommended to wear bells and whistles, so as to sound as early as possible to warn the appearance of the Northeast Tiger, and you can take this opportunity to leave as soon as possible.
4. Keep your posture: When you meet a wild Siberian tiger, keep your posture standing, and don't lie down or hide. At the same time, keep a straight face, don't blink or look away, so that the Northeast Tiger can feel that the other side is serious and it will be dangerous to fight back.
5. Ask for help: If there are other people nearby, you should inform them in time and stay away from the scene together. If there is no one nearby, you should subconsciously remind other tourists loudly that you can go with them only if you leave your pass information, and keep in touch with your family/friends at all times. If you are really forced to encounter difficulties, please call the police for help in time.
In a word, it is very important to keep calm and handle it correctly in the face of big cats like wild Siberian tigers, and the risk of being attacked can be effectively reduced through correct response. Most importantly, we must protect these wild animals correctly, develop excellent science and technology and sustainable infrastructure, minimize the chances of crossing them and let them live in harmony with us.