In the US, a bear broke a car from the inside because it got stuck in it
A black bear climbed into a Subaru family car in Alaska and caused mass destruction in the transport due to the fact that he himself locked himself inside.
A black bear climbed into a Subaru family car in Alaska and caused mass destruction in the transport due to the fact that he himself locked himself inside.
The New York Post reports that around midnight, a large bear was trapped in an unlocked Subaru car in Juneau, Alaska.
“According to the owner of the car, Michael Wilson, the animal penetrated three cars that night,” the report said.
One neighbour of the man heard a car honk and called police, spotting a bear inside the car.
Police officers who arrived at the scene woke Michael Wilson to bring the keys, but the animal pulled out the wiring and the doors would not open.
The police used a rope to open the car door and free the bear stuck there. It took them about five to ten minutes. The bear escaped unharmed. However, the car was damaged.
“The metal inside has been bent, all the plastic has been ripped off, the seats have been ripped off, the rear seats have been ripped,” the owner said.
