Device and method for dissuading predators through startle response instinct
OwnerKlaus Moeller, Robert Hurwitzinventors
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Abstract
An apparatus and method for dissuading predatory animals from attacking. The device and method employ depictions of an eye, especially the eye of a predator of the predatory animals, to initiate a startle response in the predatory animal thereby dissuading an attack. The depiction of one or more eyes may be placed on clothing or equipment carried into the aquatic or land based environment of the predator being dissuaded.
Claims24
An apparatus for dissuading human predators comprising:
- a depiction of an eye;
- and
- said depiction of said eye positioned upon a surface providing means to dissuade said human predators employable by a human to dissuade predator attacks while occupying a human predator's environment.
An apparatus for dissuading human predators comprising:
- a depiction of an eye;
- and
- means of attachment of said depiction of an eye to a portable surface, said portable surface with said depiction thereon providing means to dissuade said human predators when taken into a human predator's living environment, whereby said depiction of said eye, when attached to said surface and encountered by said human predator, will startle said human predator and dissuade attack.
A method of dissuading attacks by predatory animals upon a human comprising the steps of:
- creating an eye depiction determined to startle a human predator;
- and
- placing at least one rendition of said eye depiction upon a portable surface being carried by said human into the environment of said predatory animal said portable surface thereby providing means to dissuade attacks upon said human by a human predator.
A method of dissuading attacks by predatory animals upon human beings comprising the steps of:
- determining an eye depiction which repels a predatory animal when viewed by said predatory animal;
- creating said eye depiction;
- and
- placing at least one rendition of said eye depiction upon a portable surface being carried by said human into a living environment of said predatory animal said eye depiction placed on said surface providing means to dissuade attacks upon said human by said predatory animal.
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