MUST WATCH: Bear Breaks Into U.S. Military Hospital And Eats Halloween Candy

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This bear apparently didn’t get the memo that trick-or-treating begins October 31st.

A video that has gone viral over the last several days shows a bear breaking into a U.S. military hospital in Alaska.

In the video the bear is seen entering the hospital and making his way to the Halloween candy bowl.

Luckily no patients or staff members of the hospital were not harmed by the bear.

Fox News reported more on the incident:

Most people wait until Halloween to stuff themselves with candy. But one black bear in Alaska decided Oct. 12 was close enough.

And instead of going door-to-door like a civilized trick-or-treater, this guy just helped himself to whatever he could find.

The unexpected visitor showed up around 2 a.m. Monday at a hospital on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson near Anchorage, Alaska. According to Alaska’s News Source, the bear made his way through the hospital’s emergency department before discovering a bucket of donated Halloween candy and proceeding to chow down.

A woman named Sherri Warnke — who was leaving the hospital after visiting her mother — spotted the massive animal about 30 feet away in a dimly lit hallway. To make things spookier, Warnke didn’t have a hospital badge, meaning all the doors along the corridor were locked to her.

So there she was, trapped in a hallway with a hungry black bear.

Warnke slowly backed away, hoping the bear hadn’t noticed her. Fortunately, that’s when our furry friend discovered the candy bucket and apparently decided chocolate was better than human.

Take a look:



The Anchorage Daily News reported the bear has since been killed:

JBER officials said in a statement emailed Wednesday that the bear “was safely escorted out” of the hospital by military security and wildlife personnel.

But state wildlife biologists killed the animal after it returned to the hospital two more times that same day, military officials said.

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[ H/T WLT Report ]

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