When entering dangerous areas at night for "exploration", extreme caution should be exercised and avoided as much as possible. If it is necessary to enter, the following measures may help improve safety: 1. **Planning and research**: Understand the specific conditions of the area in advance, including terrain, potential threats and risk avoidance measures. Consult maps, guides and other relevant information. 2. **Notify others**: Inform friends or family of your trip, including departure time, estimated return time and specific route. 3. **Travel with a companion**: Avoid traveling alone and travel with a trusted companion who can take care of each other in emergencies. 4. **Be fully equipped**: Carry necessary equipment, such as a strong flashlight, spare batteries, first aid kit, communication equipment (mobile phone, walkie-talkie) and protective equipment (such as protective gloves or helmets). 5. **Stay stealthy**: Wear non-reflective and non-bright clothing and avoid making unnecessary noises to reduce the probability of being noticed or causing danger. 6. **Pay attention to weather and environment**: Check the weather forecast in advance and avoid traveling in bad weather (such as heavy rain or fog). In addition, observe the surrounding environment in real time and adjust your plan in time. 7. **Safe Exit Plan**: Plan your evacuation route in advance and prepare a backup plan so that you can evacuate quickly if the situation is not right. 8. **Legal and Ethical Considerations**: Make sure your actions are within the legal scope and consider the responsibility of exploration activities to avoid harm to others or the environment. Remember, safety always comes first at all times. If it is not necessary, try to avoid entering dangerous areas.