Last week, a black bear believed to have invaded a car was found dead. rice field. To state officials.
The bear was able to get inside a hot car, but Seviaville, Tennessee, outside the rental cabin of – It was parked. According to Thursday's Facebookpostfrom the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, the door was closed and trapped.
Wildlife authorities said the car owner left the cabin around 10 am and returned at 6:45 pm. To find a dead bear in the car.
"It seems that the bear used his teeth and feet to open the unlocked door and entered the car, and after the door closed behind, he was trapped in the car. Officials wrote on Facebook.
"Yesterday, outside temperature exceeded 95 degrees Celsius, so the bear may have died from the heat. This is 140 inside the car. This means that it can be overkill, "added officials. ..
Tennessee Wildlife The resource agency pointed out that there was an empty can of soda and food packaging on the floor of the car, which would have attracted bears and attempted to get inside.
"Bear has seven times the nose of Bloodhound and can even smell the faint smell of food in the car ," the agency writes. "Do not lock the doors, roll the windows, and leave food or anything that smells like food inside."
"Empty food container, candy wrapper, Fast Food Bags, and even fragrances, can attract bears, "the agency added. "Become #BearWise and help keep the bear alive in the wild."
