Prepare to be amazed by the incredible tale of a bear with a sweet tooth like no other! After breaking into a man's car and snatching an Oreo for a tasty treat, this furry visitor couldn't resist the temptation for round two just days later. Hence proved; the love for the delicious cookie extends beyond humans to even the wildest of creatures.
In the Monrovia neighborhood of Los Angeles County, a bear has been causing quite a stir, particularly with its penchant for raiding homes in search of delectable desserts.
On May 24, this bear brazenly broke into a residence on Canyon Crest Drive, absconding with a precious bag of Oreo cookies.
Locals are convinced that these iconic treats are the preferred snack of this furry intruder.
Captured on video by ABC 7 during the May 24 incident, the bear, now affectionately known as Oreo, skillfully exits the premises through a side window, proudly clutching a package of the beloved cookies in its jaws.
Upon reaching the exit, the bear pauses to inspect its loot, indulging in a brief pawing session with the bag of cookies.
According to reports from KTLA5, the very next day witnessed the bear making yet another bold foray into a residence, emerging victorious once more with a bag of Oreos.
Before the house break-ins, the bear had boldly entered a homeowner's car to grab its favorite snacks.
Vina Khoury, a resident interviewed by KTLA5, revealed the rationale behind the bear's affectionate moniker, remarking, "That's why we named him Oreo... He's not just roaming around. He's actually going into the houses. So now, it's a very scary thing to leave a window open or your backyard door open or anything."
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In an interview with KNBC, another resident expressed concern over Oreo's growing boldness, noting that the bear has become "too comfortable opening screens, getting inside the house, and pushing windows."
Well. can we really blame the bear? With Oreos as the irresistible epitome of yum, who can resist their allure!
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