Bear walked into southern Arizona grocery store and ran around for a few minutes
A juvenile black bear briefly entered a Fry's grocery store in Oro Valley, causing no injuries or damage before safely leaving the premises, officials said.
- A bear entered a grocery store in Oro Valley, Arizona, on September 29, causing startled reactions from shoppers as it moved through the aisles, according to police spokesperson Darren Wright.
- The bear left the store unharmed, without causing injuries, as confirmed by a spokesperson for Fry's and local law enforcement.
- Charlie Alolkoy, a witness, stated, "He just walked past the produce department," referring to the products.
- Officials reminded the public not to leave food out for wildlife, as this can attract bears and lead to dangerous encounters.
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An unusual fact surprised the neighbors of Oro Valley, a small town in Arizona. It happens that while customers were shopping at a supermarket in the area, they met a bear who entered the front door and walked through the corridors. A bear enters a supermarket in Arizona: surprise at Oro ValleyThe animal entered the Fry’s store near First Avenue, the most important street in the town. The dangerous mammal wandered through the establishment. Desp…
Bear walked into southern Arizona grocery store and ran around for a few minutes
A bear surprised shoppers at a southern Arizona grocery store when it walked through the front door and ran around inside for a few minutes before exiting the building.
Arizona shoppers ‘paws’ in shock as bear dashes through grocery store
This is the moment a bear prowled through the aisles of an Arizona grocery store. Captured on camera by wildlife photographer Charlie Alolkoy on Monday (29 September), the young animal can be seen dashing through the aisles of the Oro Valley store, which is located about six miles from the Santa Catalina Mountains. The bear left the store of his own accord, but by the time police and Arizona Game and Fish officials arrived, he was nowhere to be …
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