California: Black Bear Enters Library Before Opening, Raids Staff Snacks
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The security cameras filmed the animal as it walked through a library in California, where it ate the employees' snacks before leaving without causing damage.
A customer arrived at the library in California who didn't need a library card. The staff's lunches were also acceptable.
California: Black Bear Enters Library Before Opening, Raids Staff Snacks
A curious black bear was caught on security cameras wandering inside a local library in Mammoth Lakes, California, at around 6 a.m., hours before opening time. The unexpected visitor reportedly left the books untouched but found its way to snacks meant for library staff. According to Mono County Free Libraries Director Josef Bopp, how the bear entered remains a mystery because the doors were locked. While the unusual visit has captured attention…
A black bear was filmed walking through the interior of a library in Mammoth Lakes, California, on October 14th, before being opened to the public. The animal did not damage books, but took advantage of the visit to steal food from the employees, without it being known how it got into the building, which was locked.
In the U.S. state of California, a bear has penetrated into a library. Camera shots show how the animal walks through the rooms.
It is not yet known how the bear managed to get in because the door was locked at the time.
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