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Video of the bear rummaging through the house has gone viral on social media and you can check it out for yourself here.

I remember my very first Christmas as a single mom. Faith was 3 years old. I was quite nervous about how I was going to make this all work. It's a lot of work for any family to make sure all the presents are wrapped. Cookies and milk are set out for Santa. If you are extra on the ball you will leave carrots for the reindeer too.

WHOA!

It's a man. And his bear.

There's nothing like a nice refreshing dip in the pool, right?

When it comes to the secret of finding ways to frighten a bear, let's just say the cat is out of the bag.

We may be similar to monkeys, but who knew bears were so similar to us?

There may not be a stronger bond than that of mother and child. That was proven in spades when this mother bear saved her cub from oncoming traffic on a Canadian highway.

When this raccoon spots a bear closing in, it smartly makes the decision to flee from the much larger mammal. Watch the little fellow’s athletic leap to safety below:

A couple of pint-sized bear cubs stopped traffic in Yosemite National Park recently when they staged a playful wrestling match right in the middle of the road. Nearby motorists reacted to this adorable scene by saying things like “I want one,” and “Oh, please come to my car.” Luckily, nobody acted on these impulses because — as you can see in the video below — mama bear was carefully watching her