Police Respond to “Break-In” Call, Find Bear Getting Beat Up by House Cat
Officers were called to a home after neighbors reported a loud crash and a possible break-in.
When police arrived, they found the back door smashed open, but it wasn’t a burglar.
It was a black bear in the kitchen, trying to get into a bowl of cat food.
Body-cam footage shows the homeowner’s cat standing between the bear and the food before suddenly swatting the bear in the face. The bear immediately turned around and ran back out through the broken door.
No one was hurt, and wildlife officials say the bear was likely attracted by the smell of pet food.
Police later posted a public reminder:
“Lock your doors, secure pet food, and please do not rely on your cat as home security.”
The cat, however, is reportedly undefeated.
Creel of Rainbows from Elwha river at Whiskey Bend during a 10 day pack trip with my Dad and his friend, Justice William O. Douglas. Olympic Penninsula. 1964. #GetOutside#LiveRealLife
The Cat Ba langur (also known as the golden-headed langur) is one of the rarest primates on Earth. It lives only on Cat Ba Island in Northern Vietnam and nowhere else in the wild.
There are only about 70 to 80 individuals left in existence.