Bear

The bear siblings, who will soon be socialized with other bears, were moved from a zoo to the sanctuary in May and are getting to know each other.

The victim had been camping in Montana when the bear pounced on her, breaking her neck.

The incident took place in the village of Samarsingh in India.

The incredible footage was captured during a fishing trip in Northern Saskatchewan, Canada and has amazed viewers.

Officials do not know if the same bear was involved in both encounters, or if there were two different bears.

The reticent bear has gradually begun to venture outside his den since being shifted to his new home in the Swiss Alps.

A shepherd came face-to-face with the bear while tending his goats

"The bear said he'll wait inside the car since y'all ain't ready yet," a viewer wrote.

A woman was comforting her crying child inside their tent when a bear swatted at the movement and scraped the woman's head.

The bear scratched the woman's face in "broad daylight" and knocked her to the floor after she left the door open.

The 62-year-old hunter had attempted to kill the bear shortly before the animal turned on him.

The bear entered the home through a window and "proceeded to destroy the house looking for food," according to the California Highway Patrol on Thursday.

The video posted to TikTok shows a herd of bison walking up a road in the park to avoid a fast-flowing river caused by unprecedented rainfall.

"What an amazing story to tell," one viewer commented. "And your kids were surely kept calm by your demeanor. Scary encounter but you handled it perfectly."

"You saved yourself, the bear, and the experience so the rest of us can learn" a viewer commented.

The 34-year-old woman was walking up a road May 11 when she saw two to three bears lurking nearby, in an incident which is still being investigated.

The bear was taken to a different area of the park, 30 miles from the northeast entrance.

The soldier—who has not been named—was training with a small group at the Anchorage Regional Landfill when the bear attacked.

The bear in Sussex County had been trapped with its head inside the plastic cone for months.

The bear had found itself trapped between two trailers in the backlot of Six Flags Magic Mountain in Los Angeles.

The grizzly bear that hunted down the elk was never able to claim it back from the thieving bear.

Stan Mills found himself only 35 yards away from the large predator, but luckily for him the bear appeared to be unfazed by his presence.

Cornwall resident Cody Gillotti said the bear "absolutely destroyed the car," ripping apart two doors, and shredding the back seats.

The bear managed to open the door with its mouth before pushing it open all the way with its paw.

"Dude's acting like he pays rent," joked one commenter on the viral images.

There are an estimated 4,500 black bears bears living in Massachusetts, with the population increasing near to heavily populated areas, meaning bears occasionally wander onto roadways.

It took about 45 minutes to get it out of the family's mudroom by opening the door for it to finally leave.

Pennsylvania Game Commission captured the footage during its annual winter den visits.

"People just ignore regular alarms, but this would attract attention for sure," one commenter joked.

The bear was filmed taking a dip at a family's pool in La Cañada Flintridge on a Ring camera.