In such cases, it is important to have the right attitude to avoid danger.
A family in Lake Tahoe, California, was going about their regular business when, in early November, they heard strange loud noises coming from the basement under their home. After listening carefully and checking outside, a really huge animal was found there. Most likely it was a bear.
One of the local bears was seemingly looking for a cozy place to hibernate, and when the entrance to the family basement has inadvertently remained open, he took it as a request and decided to settle down. Wanting to help, the couple instantly contacted an organization that regularly deals with similar situations named the BEAR League.
Bryant convinced the couple that he would come out after a day and help move the bear to a new place, but during the day the couple stopped hearing the noise, so the husband closed the entrance to the basement, believing the bear had gone.
But, as it appeared, the bear was still inside.
The husband heard him at midnight and was scared because he understood. “Oh no, I locked him in there,” Bryant said.
The couple felt so sad that the bear was kept in prison under their house that Bryant was the first to arrive the next day in order to help them free the bear.
“The people were just wonderful they were very nice.” “They didn’t want something dangerous to happen to the bear. They were troubled about him and felt terrific about keeping him away.”
Luckily, Bryant faces similar situations every day and knew what to do. He found another way to the basement, stood behind the bear to avoid seeing him, and used a special tool to make loud noises in an attempt to frighten the bear away. He ordered his wife to watch out of the window and shout in case the bear appeared, but the latter never came out.
Bryant came out after a while to realize why the bear hadn’t come out yet, and at that time the latter made a decision it was time to leave.
“When he looked at his head, I said: “Firstly, he stood and thought. “What should I do?” Then he screwed up.
Everyone stood in awe as the enormous creature sped past them, heading for a more suitable area to hibernate. Bryant right away remembered the bear as he is a longtime member of the BEARS League and was pleased to help him on his route.
“We were familiar with him for a long period. “He buys junk from nearby Mexican restaurants because he likes them.”
There are many bears living in the Lake Tahoe area, and they are all looking for places that are warm in order to hibernate in the winter. It is extremely important to ensure that loopholes and other places that may be of interest to the bear are fully closed; in other ways, they will feel at home.
“Because they are so huge, they will modify everything,” said Bryant. “They do not have a desire to hurt you, but they can.”
Luckily, the BEAR League is always on hand to help get bears securely out of locations they’re not allowed to be and help people remember not to be frightened. They are simply looking for a suitable location to sleep and never aimed to cause harm.