Introduction
Welcome to the amazing world of wildlife! In this video, you will get to watch a black bear steal Chick-fil-A nuggets and fries from a restaurant in Colorado. This is a rare and unique sight that you won’t want to miss. The bear is seen casually walking up to the restaurant and snatching the food before quickly running away. It’s an incredible sight to behold and a reminder of the power of nature. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!
Watch a Black Bear Steal Chick-fil-A Nuggets & Fries
A black bear in Colorado recently made headlines after it was caught on camera stealing a bag of Chick-fil-A nuggets and fries from a local restaurant. The bear was seen on surveillance footage entering the restaurant through an open door and making off with the bag of food.
The bear was spotted by a customer who was eating inside the restaurant. The customer alerted the staff, who then called the police. The police arrived and were able to track the bear to a nearby wooded area, where they were able to retrieve the bag of food.
The bear was not harmed during the incident and was released back into the wild. The restaurant has since taken steps to ensure that their doors are closed and locked at all times.
This incident serves as a reminder to always be aware of your surroundings and to take precautions when it comes to wildlife. Bears are wild animals and can be unpredictable, so it is important to take the necessary steps to protect yourself and your property.
A Florida man who ordered a Chick-fil-A delivery got more than chicken with his drop-off: a big, black bear swiped his nuggets and fries.
In a video caught via a doorbell camera, the bear approaches one of the bags of food dropped off on the front stoop, next to some Christmas decorations. “Uh-huh,” says the homeowner, Paul Newman, who recorded a voiceover.
Then the bear clasps the signature white-and-red bag in his jaws and turns to walk slowly away. “All the nuggets,” says Newman. “All the nuggets and fries. Thirty nuggets and a large fries. Poof. Just like that.” He added: “He didn’t want the salad though!”
“Aren’t these guys supposed to be hibernating instead of stealing our food???” Newman’s wife commented on Facebook.
Bears are Omnivores and are Opportunistic
Bears are omnivores, which means they eat both plants and animals (and could be into fast food!). They have a varied diet and will eat a wide range of foods depending on what is available in their habitat.
In the summer and fall, bears may feed on berries, nuts, and other plant material. In the spring, they may eat grasses and other new plant growth. In the winter, bears may rely more on animal protein, such as fish or small mammals.
Bears have strong digestive systems and are able to digest a wide variety of foods. They are also opportunistic eaters and will take advantage of whatever food sources are available to them, hence the big guy on Newman’s doorstep. This allows them to survive in a variety of different environments and climates.
Bears are Common in Seminole County. Here’s What to Do if You Encounter One.
Reports say an estimated 1,200 bears live in or near Seminole County, which is located in central Florida and is home to a variety of different wildlife, including bears. Florida black bears (Ursus americanus floridanus) are the only species of bear found in the state and are found in a variety of habitats, including forests, swamps, and suburban areas.
In Seminole County, bears may be found in areas with a mix of natural and developed land, such as residential neighborhoods and parks. They are attracted to areas with food sources, such as bird feeders, garbage cans, and fruit trees.
It’s important for residents of Seminole County to be aware of bears and to take steps to avoid attracting them to their properties. This includes securing trash cans and eliminating other potential food sources, such as bird feeders and outdoor pet food.
Or, in this case, your Chick-fil-a order.
It’s also important to give bears plenty of space and to avoid approaching or harassing them.
If you encounter a bear, it’s important to remain calm and give the bear plenty of space. Do not approach the bear or try to feed it, and try to move away from the bear slowly and calmly. If the bear is displaying aggressive behavior, such as growling or charging, retreat to a safe location and contact local authorities for assistance.
Alek Korab