I wouldn't wish my enemy to feel this adrenaline" 18-year-old Yekaterinburg resident Valeria and her friend miraculously escaped from the claws of a giant bear. On October 31, the girls went on a hike to Mount Kachakanar, but the way back turned out to be much more dangerous than they expected: they had to leave the forest with the help of a rescue. The fatal turn occurred when he and his friend accidentally turned off the usual tourist trail. There a ferocious predator was waiting for them, ready to attack. "We took a bunch of pictures and decided we needed to get off the mountain. We follow the direction tapes and realize that we're going in the wrong direction anyway, but we're sort of moving towards the exit, orienting ourselves as if we were our own. Then, out of my peripheral vision, I see movement, turn my head and see a huge brown bear that has seen us. We were 15 meters away. He starts running in the other direction from us, a few seconds pass, and we start running. We ran a good distance and hid, called the emergency situation office. But it was getting dark and cold. We start running towards the exit again. We didn't get lost, we knew the way, and the maps worked, it was just scary to see him again. I wouldn't wish my enemy to feel that adrenaline. The Office of Emergency Situations arrived quickly, they found us quickly by the sounds and lights. They gave us tea, food and called a taxi," Valeria said. Fortunately, this meeting ended well. Koswinski Garrison and Rescue came to the rescue. The rescue forces found the tourists using the coordinates that were broadcast and took them out of the forest. A strong nervous system for girls! We are always in touch here.