A woman in Monrovia woke up to a stunning scene of a massive black bear in her kitchen.
Zoe Chadman initially tried to intimidate the intruder by making noisy noise, but her 17 -year -old dog was the one who jumped to work and finally chased the bear.
Surveillance footage shows the bear that approaches the property, most likely looking for food, before storming the entrance.
Seeing the bears in the region is not new to the residents of Monrovia.
KC, one of the neighbors, noted that although the bears often come to the streets falling on the street, it is unusual to already enter the arenas of people. However, in this case, the mother’s bear and its cub were seen alive on property for ten minutes.
KC said: “I am only sad on Mama’s bear without cub because they were trapped in our backyard for 10 minutes.” “My husband escaped to open the rear gate while Mama Bear was at the forefront, so she had a way out.”
The bears eventually found their way and left the area. Despite their beloved appearance, the population is reminded that these animals are still wild and can be unexpected and perhaps dangerous.
KC added: “This bear is very rude. It has dual marks, which means that it has been harmful before,” KC added.
Such meetings have become more frequent in neighborhoods along the slopes of the San Gabriel Mountains.
“My wife was batting and out of the bathroom and was standing there,” said Sam Badilla, a resident of Monrovia, who called for a close meeting. He resorted to hitting utensils and pans to intimidate the bear.
He said: “I retreated from me from the refrigerator to the living room, which has an area of about five feet. This thing was for me in seconds.”
While Sam bothering, it is believed that running with wildlife is part of the deal when living in the bear lands.
He said: “I understand that there are 30,000 bear in California, so what will they do?