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Black bear sighting in tree at Disney World triggers closures at Magic Kingdom

  • Disney's Magic Kingdom was partially closed after a bear sighting, prompting officials to search for the bear and take measures to capture and relocate it.
  • As a result of the bear sighting, several attractions at the park were temporarily closed, causing long queues for visitors.
  • The bear was believed to be searching for food to prepare for the winter hibernation season, necessitating caution and capturing efforts by the staff.
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Een deel van het Magic Kingdom in Disney World in Florida is maandag tijdelijk moeten sluiten omdat er een beer in het park gespot was. Dat melden Amerikaanse media. De Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission moest eraan te pas komen om het dier te vangen.

·Kobbegem, Belgium
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An unusual guest at Disney World: A black bear was spotted Monday morning (local time) at the amusement park of the same name near Orlando in the US state of Florida. Parts of the park were then temporarily closed. Biologists and employees of an animal protection agency later captured the animal, as reported by the “New York Times” and other US media. The adult female bear was therefore spotted in a tree in the area of the “Magic Kingdom.” Helic…

·Vienna, Austria
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WOFL broke the news in on Monday, September 18, 2023.
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