When you encounter a pack of wolves in a no-man’s land while traveling by car, can you hide in the car and wait for rescue?

The best way is to wait for rescue in the car and never open the door to go out. If you happen to be driving and encounter a wolf in the wild, of course, usually you will not encounter one wolf, but a small pack of several wolves. The most appropriate way is to keep calm. Just step on the accelerator and rush out immediately.

If there is a wolf blocking you, then hit it away immediately. The weight of the wolf is the same as that of a wild dog, so it is impossible to block the collision of the car. Moreover, even if the wolf runs very fast, it will not be able to catch the car compared with the car. Get up, that's still too far off, so just keep calm and run away quickly, then there will be no problem at all. Of course, if you are so scared that you are trembling all over and can no longer drive, or if you are stuck in a swamp and the vehicle cannot move anymore, and you just hide in the car, it is also very safe, as long as you remember to lock the door. The doors and windows are locked. If you open the door, it is probably a risk. If you open the window, it is probably cold, so you must stay in your closed vehicle, so there is no need to be afraid. You can wait. Rescue is on it.

This kind of situation has also happened abroad. A family traveling by car on the grassland broke down on the grassland due to damage to their vehicle. Then they were targeted by a large group of wolves, but these wolves had no way of taking action against them. The only solution was to leave in despair, so it was very safe to stay in the car. The first is the strength of the iron sheet of the car. This strength cannot be broken through by the wolf's teeth. Even if the wolf tries its best, it will probably only leave a few teeth marks on the iron sheet, and it is very likely that a few teeth will have to be lost.

If you bite a car tire, it will indeed cause the tire to burst, but that is meaningless. At best, it will make the car immobile, without affecting the car's defense. And with the size of a wolf, it is It is impossible to enter the car compartment from the joint of the car chassis, so even if the car tires are bitten and burst, there is no need to be afraid. Let me remind you that when traveling by car to a wildlife park, you must not get out of the car. It is safe to be in the car, but you may encounter great risks when you get off the car. This has happened before You must be careful and vigilant about things, after all, you only live once.