This story took place throughout the summer. Positive-info reports that it was nice and pleasant outdoors.
The birds woke everyone up early with their lovely songs.
I dressed up and headed to the lake. In the morning, it’s breathtakingly gorgeous. The reservoir was serene and silent, with a thin fog looming over it. On the grass, there were little drips of pure dew. There was only one way to get to the pond. It was essential to cross through the edge of the forest thicket to get to the lake.
I observed a female bear with a bear cub while strolling to the lake this time. To avoid frightening them, I sat quietly near a tree and decided to wait till the animals had gone.
People in our town were not frightened of bears, and they often approached them. But I realized I needed to be cautious. I didn’t conceal myself effectively, and the bear saw me. She began approaching me while pushing her youngster ahead.
I saw the infant had a swollen paw. When I examined it closer, I discovered a large splinter. They presumably couldn’t pull it out on their own, so the bear decided to seek my assistance. I held the animal in my arms and quickly got the splinter out. The bear howled again, and its mother approached us. Everything worked out in the end since I aided the bear and its mother did not harm me.
Many people would probably remark, “You can’t do that,” yet no one in our town is terrified of bears. There are no hunters, and bears are often fed, so they never touch anyone.
