🚗🛑 10 things you should know! How to deal with encountering wild elephants 🐘 recommended by officials of the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation 🛑🚗

If anyone plans to drive into the forest or up the mountain, you must be prepared! Because if you have to meet a wild elephant You will know how to behave safely. Let's look at 10 ways to cope that you should know before leaving. 👇👇

1. Stop the car at least 30 meters away from the elephant. If the elephant starts approaching, slowly retreat consciously. Wait for the elephant to leave the road before moving past
2. Don't use the horn or make loud noises. The sound of the horn can startle and make elephants angry. Until you can come in and attack
3. Refrain from using flash to take photos. Because the flash light may attract elephants to walk closer and be shocked to the point of running towards them
4. Always keep the engine on, consistent engine noise keeps the elephants from being startled and gives us the ready to retreat immediately
5. At night turn on the headlights. But do not use flashing lights. Headlights help to see clearly. But flashing lights can make elephants pay attention and walk towards them
6. Know how to use the elephant's senses. A good sense of the elephant is its weight, sound and smell. Therefore, if the engine is turned off Elephants may approach to explore and may cause harm
7. If you find an elephant in the circle Stay calm. Don't turn off the engine and turn off the lights. Use low power and slowly Move the car to the safest way
8. Don't park your car to see elephants for long. Parking may block the way of other cars. And accidents can occur from the car behind you that you were not careful of
9. Unity in reversing the car when in line for traffic jams. If the car in front retreats Follow carefully to ensure the safety of every car
10. Do not get out of the car to take photos. Remember that elephants may be in groups. And going down to take photos may cause you to not be able to escape into the car in time

Observe the elephant's mood 🐘
The elephant is in a good mood: his ears flick, his tail swing, he uses his trunk to play back and forth
The elephant is in a bad mood: ears are erect, proboscis is still, and stares intently
If the elephant looks stressed Please notify the officials immediately. Your safety is important. May everyone travel safely 🌿🐘