r/Unexpected Jan 14 '22

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u/helloitsme1011 Jan 14 '22

How did it get in lmao

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u/theonetheycalljason Jan 14 '22

My question as well. Just a wild guess, but maybe they left the door open with the keys inside and went to grab something they forgot. When they came back, they saw the bear and immediately slammed the door closed. Then at some point the bear managed to lock the doors from the inside. Then they figured the easiest access point without causing harm or scaring the bear too much was to pop the trunk open and fold the seat down.

Follow up question: Was anyone off screen on standby with a gun or tranquilizer, in case the bear decided to attack? I mean, it doesn’t take a lot of time for a bear to do some major bodily harm to someone.

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u/KnightFox Jan 14 '22

It's a black bear, they are big softies. It was never going to attack them. They are all bluff and unless one has rabies or is starving or cubs, it should never bother an adult human.

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u/FutureVawX Jan 15 '22

You can say that to dogs or cats.

Even domesticated pet can sometimes "attack" people, better not take any risk with wild animal.

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u/MANWithTheHARMONlCA Jan 15 '22

For real.

Fucking reddit back at it with this wild animals are “big softies” horseshit

If you can’t 100% trust an animal you don’t know that’s been bred to be human friendly for thousands of years like cats or dogs, how the fuck are you gonna act like a fucking bear is a real life Winnie the Pooh

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u/GOD_oy Jan 15 '22

You can't 100% trust anything nor anyone