A bear does not resist the temptation of a swimming pool and triggers panic in a Los Angeles neighborhood – Univision 34 Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES, Calif .– The inhabitants of a district of Granada Hills, in the San Fernando Valley, were surprised Tuesday morning by a bear who was walking in the area. With the high temperatures during the summer it makes sense to cool off in a pool, but you do not expect to see a hairy visitor in one.

It was a black bear who decided to approach the residences when the thermometer recorded about 85 degrees Fahrenheit . The Los Angeles Police Department at Devonshire Station received a call at 10:30 am alerting a bear in the neighborhood: was seen on Timberidge Lane and Whistler Avenue.

The sound of his helicopter would scare the animal, prompting him to take refuge in the forest. Shortly after, they found it in the shade under trees near the houses.

But quietly and after being rested in the shade, went to bathe in one of the pools. Then he left and continued to walk in the residential streets

The Police Department and the Wildlife Department monitored the animal for at least an hour. It was then that the authorities calmed him down with a tranquilizer and sent him back to the forest.

The police shared a tweet about what happened where he reminded the importance of paying attention to this species. Do not forget to follow the agents' instructions when they ask you to stay indoors. Although adorable, these animals are still wild. "

Our guest at Granada Hills today.Remember, when agents ask you to stay indoors, follow their instructions.Although lovely, these bears are still animals pic.twitter.com/Srs02tMP5l

– Captain Steve Lurie (@LAPDLurie) July 17, 2018

This bear had already been identified by the tag on his ear with number 493, who categorized it as non-aggressive. Two years ago, they also had to sleep in the Sylmar area ] and bring it back to nature.