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[quote name='Saint Therese' post='1815894' date='Mar 24 2009, 11:42 PM']I think it's a mistake to ascribe reasonableness to any animal. They are not reasonable by definition. They don't need "good reasons" to do anything.[/quote]

I think that animals are "programmed" to react in certain ways to certain outside triggers. As long as you don't trip the trigger that makes them bite your head off, I'm pretty sure you're safe. Granted, there are certain triggers that we don't know about, but there's risks in everything, ya know?

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[quote name='Saint Therese' post='1815901' date='Mar 24 2009, 11:45 PM']I heartliy disagree. Predictability is an illusion when dealing with animal behavior.[/quote]

If you make a clicking noise and then give a dog a bone, then repeat that several hundred times, the dog will associate the click with food. same idea with bears.

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Bears in heavily traveled areas associate campsites with food from repeated visits there. It is scientifically proven that the same bear will continue to raid the same heavily traveled campsite to get food.

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[quote name='rose wrought of iron' post='1815918' date='Mar 24 2009, 11:56 PM']Hey dingbat, if you want me to keep talking to you, you have to empty your inbox. :crazy:[/quote]

just did. :P

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[quote name='Saint Therese' post='1815921' date='Mar 24 2009, 11:57 PM']And sometimes bears just go nuts and for no reason eat a tourist or two.[/quote]

That's a risk you run. But you can never make any gains without risk.

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