Bears escape wildlife park enclosure, devour a 7-day supply of honey, then fall asleep

Two young bear escaped their pregnant in a British fauna park and devoured a week of catering store before falling asleep, the park announced on Tuesday.

Mish and Lucy, both four years old, left their speaker at the Wildwood Devon in southwest England on Monday afternoon.

The pair went to their catering store where they laughed at snacks, including the supply of seven days of honey, according to a press release from the park. The park is out video From Lucy devouring food and “looks very satisfied with herself”.

The Bears “at no time threatened any threat to the public” although visitors on the spot were escorted to a secure building as a precaution.

During the one hour drama, the Bears were “continuously monitored both on the ground and via video surveillance” until they returned to their speakers by goalkeepers and fell asleep quickly, “added Wildwood.

“Our experienced maintenance team acted immediately, following established security protocols and successfully used a recall training to encourage both bears in their enclosure without the need for intervention,” said the park.

The police were on the scene and an investigation was underway to determine how the animals managed to break out. THE Park said An “operational error” allowed the bears to escape, without developing.

“It was an isolated incident, and we carry out a full internal investigation to understand exactly how it happened and to ensure that robust measures are in place to prevent a reappearance,” wrote the park on social networks. “Although the structural integrity of the bear’s enclosure remains without compromise, we take any operational forfeiture extremely seriously.”

The park, which covers 40 acres of gardens and wood, houses a range of wild animals, including brown bears, wolves and arctic foxes.