First of all, any predator should be made to realize that a human is in front of him. Usually, wild fauna representatives avoid confrontations with humans. As Sutyrina noted, if an animal realizes that a human is making a sound, in 99 percent of cases it will not contact him.
Of course, all sorts of things happen in the forest, so if you find a fresh tiger track, you should move in the opposite direction. If you do meet the animal, you should not run away. You should start talking in a loud and calm tone, giving the predator a chance to leave, and slowly retreat without turning your back to the tiger.
Often, it is precisely the wrong behavior of a person that makes the animal follow its instincts. And if you let the animal realize that there is no danger, it will leave.
