Wild Black Bear Breaks Into The Zoo?

James Kaufman World News Report today: black bear breaks into the zoo. A wild black bear infiltrated the Sequoia Park Zoo in Eureka, California. Remains unknown how he broke into the facility which is fenced off from the surrounding parks Overall, he was a very polite visitor. Christine Noel, the zoo's education curator, said, according to SFGate in San Francisco, California, Noel was the first to spot the bear and was attracted to the bear exhibit where he was making friends with all the other bears. This was the morning of October 17th, and this happened before the zoo had opened. He was really, really interested in our three bears, and he introduced himself to all of them through the fence, zoo director Jim Campbell Spickler said. The interaction between them was really sweet, calm, and curious. We think he was looking for a friend, though we don't know exactly what brought him inside the fence of our zoo. Eureka Police and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife helped remove the bear, which only took around 20 minutes. He's now running free in the, well, Eureka, California park. He got to meet three new friends and probably thought he was going to get fed without having to hunt. Give us a thumbs up, guys. That's our feel-good story of the day. Breaking into the zoo. Please share, subscribe, and always remember, anything's possible in Bizarro World.