Your journey begins. You set out across open fields and eventually reach a meadow with fresh signs of grizzly activity. To avoid an unwelcome encounter, which way do you go?

The gnawed tree trunk indicates an animal trail that may lead to more open ground away from the grizzly's immediate feeding area. Signs of digging (A) suggest recent bear activity. The overturned boulder (B) could be a resting spot for bears. Moving back in fear (D) takes you toward your starting point, which may not lead away from the meadow. Straight ahead toward the gnawed tree (C) provides the most likely exit path while avoiding obvious bear signs.