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If a bear clacks its teeth, sticks out its lips, huffs, whoofs or slaps the ground with his paws, it's a warning.

It's warning you that you are too close and you're making it nervous.

Heed this warning and slowly back away.

This from the National Park Service.

What else could you do or not do if you come across a bear in Yellowstone?

And I'm guessing here, come across a bear, anyplace?

Do not immediately drop to the ground and play dead.

Bears can sense overacting.

Do not run, shout or make sudden movements.

Running may trigger a chase response in the bear and you can't outrun a bear.

Bears in Yellowstone chase down elk calves all the time.

You do not want to look like a slow elk calf.

I mean, talk about elk calf.

Hey here for a second, but you don't want to look like a slow elk calf.

Slowly put distance between yourself and the bear.

This may defuse the situation.

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