Black bear breaks into California library to raid snacks and eat jar of honey
Summary
A black bear walked into a California library early on Wednesday and ate snacks, including a jar of honey, before leaving on its own. This happened on the 100th anniversary of the Winnie-the-Pooh book, which is about a honey-loving bear.Key Facts
- The bear entered the Mammoth Lakes library in Mono County about 4 hours before it opened.
- It ate peanut butter, peach cups, cookies, and a jar of honey from the staff snack area.
- The bear wandered through different parts of the library, including the new releases and reference sections.
- Surveillance video of the bear inside the library was shared by the local education office.
- The library reminded people that snacks are not for bears and warned that bears are wild animals.
- The visit coincided with the 100th anniversary of the original Winnie-the-Pooh book by AA Milne.
- The Mono County library system encourages borrowing bear-themed books to celebrate the anniversary.
- Officials urged residents to keep trash in bear-proof containers and secure cars to avoid attracting bears.
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