Vocation outside the city-what could be better? Nature, clear air, fluffy bears trying to steal your car-perfect! This is the kind of extreme vocation, that Chad Morris and his family faced, when they rented a cabin in the forest near Gatlinburg, Tennessee, USA. According to Chad, one day he heard his parents shouting something in the street, and ran out to look. It turned out, that fluffy hijackers had climbed into his car, who were clearly not averse to getting away form people.
Instead of forest tranquility, the American had to watch as his car was stolen in front of him
According to Chad Morris, he and his family rented a house in the forest near the city of Gatlinburg in Tennessee, USA. But the calmness diluted a little the family of fluffy bears, who decided to steal Chad’s car.
One day Chad heard, that something unusual is happening in the street
Chad went out of the house to his parents shouts and saw, that a family of bears was curiously trying to get into the car.
According to Chad, animal witnesses were not at all embarrassed
Despite the presence of the two-legged, the animals continued to quietly dig into the contents of Chad’s car. The endurance of these criminals can only be envied:
Bears saw, that we are standing and photographing them and they didn’t come to us.
When the hijackers realised, that the car wasn’t going anywhere, they began to look for a new victim
The bears decided, that the car of Chad’s parents would suit them perfectly, but that was not the case-the owners of the car clearly knew where they were going, because their windows were closed:
The bears climbed out of the windows (of my car), and two of them stood near their parent’s car, whose windows were closed.
After an unsuccessful attempt to steal, the animal returned to the forest, and Chad went to access the damage
We can say, that the tree teddy bears scared people more, because they caused almost no damage to the car:
They tore a piece of leather from the driver’s seat near the headrest and slightly scratched the interior. One of them bit my protein shake and the other left scratches on my son’s ball.
From this story Chad can only learn one lesson-it’s better to close the windows in the car. Even if you think there are no bears around.
