Bears are large, wild creatures with plenty of smarts to keep them at the top of the food chain. These animals are crafty and will try getting into anything if there might be food on the other side.
TikTok user @anderson.hath shared a video of just what can happen when you let your guard down in bear country.
Keep reading for the details.
The audacious bear strolled into the cozy Tennessee cabin, stopping in the front doorway to have a sniff around and scope out the partygoers. It's pretty evident he's looking for an invite to enjoy a weekend with the boys, filled with loads of beer and food.
However, the big animal was quickly met at the door by the cabin's occupants, who shut the door behind it as it scurried away. No one knows for sure what the bear's motive was for coming into the cabin, but it sure made for a memorable holiday.
The video, which has garnered a whopping 12 million views, has the comment section buzzing, and viewers are having a good laugh at the situation.
A user @bigdawg7299 commented, "Airbnb done double booked the cabin."
@sueann911 thinks he could have gotten friendly with the bear and wrote, "awwww look how close. I could pet him."
A seemingly unfazed woman sitting on the couch in the video is catching our attention, as @Ashpl01010 wrote, "the woman on the couch completely unfazed?!!! I need her therapist!!".
Shout out to the guys who saved the day, or in this case, the night.
These large land animals are one of the most intelligent species in the world, as they have one of the largest and most complex brains, compared to other land mammals. They rely on their brains to survive the elements.
Bears can remember locations for food even after ten years, and they've been spotted covering their tracks on numerous occasions or hiding cleverly to avoid being seen by hunters.
Perhaps that cabin has something the bear wants or likes, which made it walk right into its open door.
Unfortunately, these animals are endangered as they've become exploited worldwide. When you next see them entering your space, don't feed or approach them. Try scaring them off with loud noises first. If that doesn't work, you can call the nearest animal service for evacuation. Or, just shut your door.
