Stinky smells will deter them. I have camped most of my life and when I camp in a region with bears I use Raid or Black Flag around my camp and spray my tent as well. I don't get bears nor bugs. I know it works because I have stayed in camps where bears freely roam and would break into camps when they smelled food.
Yes, bear spray can effectively deter polar bears.
It smells like fish.
Not likely. Coffee grounds are food with a strong odor. Food smells will attract bears.
Yes, dogs can deter bears from approaching a campsite due to their barking and territorial behavior. However, it is not guaranteed to work in all situations, and proper precautions should still be taken to prevent bear encounters.
because he smells so yummy bears :)
By most standards, bears do stink to a majority of people. This is due to the fact that they lack hygiene, live in nature, and do not bathe themselves.
Plants do these things to deter their natural (and not so natural) predators, such as dogs, cats, bears etc.
Yes, lights can be effective in deterring bears as they are sensitive to bright lights and may be scared away by them. However, it is important to use the right type of lights and to keep them on consistently to be most effective in deterring bears.
Bears are attracted to smells more than appearances. Wearing a fruit scented perfume would be more likely to attract them than makeup.
Taylor smells because every day he gets up and swims in gummy bears.
Yes, bear spray can be effective on other animals besides bears, as it contains a strong irritant that can deter and incapacitate a variety of wildlife.
Bears can be peaceful animals, however this isn't possible. Bear habitats and human areas are beginning to overlap, causing much trouble. Bears can be very aggressive, I believe they come into people's yards to eat trash or something that smells edible.