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Sometimes we take for granted that our homes are built on land that belongs to animals. Their natural habitats are frequently disturbed by humans seeking the perfect place to live. Looking out the window and seeing a beautiful yard filled with trees is something many people dream of. They create an outdoor oasis that might include places for children to play. But if they’re not careful, that playground might also attract a wild animal or two. A Connecticut family caught a black bear playing on a zipline in their yard, and instead of scaring it off, they made sure to grab a video first.
The Black Bear Looked Totally Happy on the Zipline
This black bear didn’t seem to care if it was their turn on the zipline or not. It grabbed a hold and swung a few times before heading back into the woods. While it may have been fun to watch from the window, imagine going outside to play, and the bear decided to return for some fun.
“The bears have more fun in CT than I do,” someone joked on Instagram.
“‘I feel like you’re just here for the zip line,'” another person wrote.
This person felt like the poor black bear was lonely playing on the zipline by itself.
“The bears like it’s not fun if nobody out to push me,” they wrote.
No word on whether the bear showed up for the Fourth of July BBQ or brought anymore friends to play.
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