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Pachamama

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1. They are lucky

Reply to steve2470 (Original post)

Thu Nov 28, 2019, 12:59 PM

Nov 2019

I have see what a bear can do to a car in search of food....

My question is why did these idiots leave the door unlocked or not just lock it when the bear was standing at the car trying to open door?

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Bear climbs in SUV in Tahoe, California...and Happy Thanksgiving fellow DU'ers! [View all] steve2470 Nov 2019 OP

They are lucky Pachamama Nov 2019 #1

Most commonly bear-invaded vehicle in Colorado (and WA, I think) is a Subaru hlthe2b Nov 2019 #2

Smart critter. I'm surprised it didn't drive away. Auggie Nov 2019 #3

It could have put it in reverse and driven in circles for an hour csziggy Nov 2019 #5

Fantastic! But I think a bear would drive to the nearest 7-11. Auggie Nov 2019 #10

If it was a Tahoe bear Polly Hennessey Nov 2019 #4

Does a bear s... in the SUV. Relevant question now. kairos12 Nov 2019 #6

lmao...fecking Tourists! FirstLight Nov 2019 #7

A few years ago 2naSalit Nov 2019 #8

Gimme shelter, Baby Brother Buzz Nov 2019 #9