Hiroo Onoda ordered his men to take the hills for protection because they were the only ones left.
<u>Explanation</u>:
- Hiroo Onoda was an Intelligence officer of the Japanese Army deployed with other soldiers in a Lubang Island in the Philippines.
- He was on duty during World War II on the island to hamper the enemy attacks. But after a while, only he and three other soldiers survived.
- To protect themselves from attacks, Lieutenant Onoda ordered these men to "take to the hills."
- Surprisingly, he spent 29 years after World War II in hiding as he was unaware of the ending of the war. Though they received a leaflet, they refused to believe it and his superior officer flew from Japan to officially relieve him from his duty.
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Explanation:
Bears on the Lewis and Clark Expedition
It was the largest bear they'd ever seen, a great grizzly bear that weighed an estimated 600 pounds.
The first grizzlies Lewis saw during the expedition were two smaller bears. He and another hunter had easily killed one of them
As he was watching the buffalo fall, a grizzly bear came rushing towards him.
On July 15, 1806, Hugh McNeal was out alone on horseback. All of a sudden he saw a grizzly bear in the bushes. His horse bucked and threw McNeal near the bear.
They saw 5 bears on their journey.
SO YOUR ANSWER IS 5 BEARS