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Video: Two Cute Bear Cubs Splash Around In A Pasadena Birdbath
Looks at these adorable bear cubs chilling in a birdbath!
Carlos Chavez and Sainty Wang caught these two little critters splashing around outside their Pasadena home on Tuesday, KTLA reports. Wang and Chavez spotted an adult chaperone nearby, carefully watching the cubs.
As temps rise, a lot of wild animals seem to be making their way into urban environments to enjoy human amenities. Just the other day, a thirsty bobcat decided to take a sip out of a birdbath in La Cañada Flintridge. And it's not totally uncommon to see a a bear visit a swimming pool to cool off. One was spotting taking a dip in Arcadia just a few days ago, and another bear was seen taking a swim and strolling around La Cañada Flintridge last month.
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