Wild Encounters and Danger Zones

This chapter explores the normalization of modern conveniences like driving cars in contrast to historical transportation methods, with a special focus on wild horses and the complexities of wildlife management. Through personal anecdotes, it highlights the dangers posed by aggressive animals, recounts a traumatic dog attack, and reflects on the risks inherent in various outdoor environments, particularly concerning both terrestrial and marine wildlife. The chapter ultimately emphasizes how these experiences shape individuals' perceptions of danger and risk in their everyday lives.