Bear Finds Home In Tree Of Connecticut Backyard #Video


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A Connecticut homeowner is working to have a bear removed from her property. The animal is sheltering in the hole of a tree in the backyard. “He thinks he owns the tree,” said the West Hartford resident. WVIT’s Mike Massaro reports.

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  • Tom Linton

    COOL! The kids teddy bear.

  • HAROLD J.Vn luven

    than you MEL,

  • Monty Meier

    If you feed him he'll probably become more friendly. I understand the peoples concerns about children being around but he didn't look like a threat to me. I'm an animal person myself.

  • Mary Jane

    I don't know if the tree would be warm enough for him to hibernate in, but if it is, they should just let him or her be.

  • mercedes

    I hope the bear relocates to a safe place he can hibernate in!

  • Allie

    Bears need a home too. I feel sad about the bear, needing a safe place to live but making a choice people don't agree with. I hope the "removers" find a safe warm place for the bear to live.

  • Lola

    WOW!!! Well I don't think I would want a Bear as a neighbor, but to each his own I guess~ Loved the Video. It was cute.

  • Barb

    So what's the problem? Let him hibernate and, in the Spring, if he's still hanging around, relocate him to a safe, wooded area. Just leave him alone.

  • PEGGY

    LOL , Dixie White . Good One :) But my thoughts exactly, let the bear rest and hibernate. Relocation is a must ..not only good for the bear but as well for everyone there in the neighborhood . He's really cute though and wish the bear happiness and long future ahead .

  • Dixie White

    He's too sleepy to try to find a pic-a-nic basket!

  • Randy Ferguson

    It seems that the bear does own that tree. At least for now it does. I hope they don't relocate the bear until hibernation is over.

  • Patricia Yager Delagrange

    Wild !!!

  • Su

    Typical. He's been there for several weeks. Everyone is "concerned" but no one mentioned that he's actually threatened anyone. Let him sleep. He won't be dangerous until he wakes up, by which time they should have figured out how to contain him and where to drop him off. It's sad how humans go wherever they want and then get uppity when the natives fight back. (OR move in.)

  • Paul

    The hood is not sure about him! :)

  • Sher

    Dangerous but, still pretty darned cute! :)

  • Beth

    Poor bear - hoping relocated to the right place for the bear, and keeping the humans safe!