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When 52-year-old Steve Baker arranged a 4th of July cookout for him and his family in Sonora, California, he didn’t imagine the lively celebration would be interrupted by a giant black bear. Lucky for us, Steve’s nephew Jack recorded the interaction with the animal and even though the clip is short, there’s a whole movie’s worth of drama in it.Yair Ben-Dor has more.
When 52-year-old Steve Baker arranged a 4th of July cookout for him and his family in Sonora, California, he didn’t imagine the lively celebration would be interrupted by a giant black bear. Lucky for us, Steve’s nephew Jack recorded the interaction with the animal and even though the clip is short, there’s a whole movie’s worth of drama in it.Yair Ben-Dor has more.
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