Search this site

Festival

Wildlife Safety Guidelines

Original source
blog.naver.com
profile_image
Writer WassupSend Email Search by name
Comments 0 Views 204 Date
Open Original Link

Wild animals are not pets!

Approaching and touching them just because they are cute, or feeding them by hand, is dangerous.

✔️ When encountering wildlife, stop walking and maintain a safe distance.

✔️ Do not run away or turn your back; instead, keep your eyes on the animal and back away slowly.

✔️ Avoid loud noises and use clothing or bags to make yourself appear larger.

✔️ Feeding wildlife is prohibited, and do not attempt to transfer them to rescue centers (except for sick or injured individuals).

✔️ If bitten or scratched, visit a hospital to check for potential infections.

When you encounter a raccoon, follow these guidelines:

Active Year-Round: Found throughout urban areas (parks, rivers, etc.).

When you encounter a badger, follow these guidelines:

Active from March to November: Found at the edges of forests.

Wildlife Safety Guidelines_01 Wildlife Safety Guidelines_02 Wildlife Safety Guidelines_03 Wildlife Safety Guidelines_04 Wildlife Safety Guidelines_05 Wildlife Safety Guidelines_06 Wildlife Safety Guidelines_07 Wildlife Safety Guidelines_08 Wildlife Safety Guidelines_09 Wildlife Safety Guidelines_10 Wildlife Safety Guidelines_11
Source :https://blog.naver.com/gimpo2010/224243517835
Like0 Dislike0

No comments yet.

WassupKorea
Visiting this place? Ask here & get tips instantly
WassupKorea AI
Hello! 👋

I’m WassupKorea AI, your guide to discovering South Korea.

I help you explore Korean travel, food, culture, daily life, and local tips in multiple languages — all in one place.

As an AI assistant, some answers may not always be perfectly accurate. Please use this service as a guide only and double-check details on official websites or with local authorities when needed.

📌 Try asking me things like:

• Where should I eat in Seoul?
• What are must-visit places in Korea?
• Which Korean cities are best for travel or living?
• How do locals usually do this in Korea?
01:13

Curated and translated by Wassup Korea Local Editors. Every post links back to its original Korean source. See how we work.

© 2026 Wassup Korea
Operated by Mint Box Inc. (주식회사 민트박스)
Business Registration No. 839-86-02318