SloveniaA black bear was filmed by a driver in New Mexico standing on top of a 10-meter-high telephone pole, using its front paws to balance and its hind legs hanging off the sides. The video went viral, sparking widespread attention online. Shannon Mullens, driving on a highway near Gladstone, noticed the bear and immediately contacted authorities. Officials confirmed they had received multiple reports about the animal and were aware of the state wildlife agency, but a safe rescue attempt was not possible at that time. Experts noted that putting the bear to sleep would risk fatal injury due to the height. Authorities searched for alternative ways to safely rescue the bear. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security shared the video, humorously commenting on 'admiration for American energy infrastructure,' though this was not their intended meaning. However, the story did not end happily—the bear died from an electric shock before it could be rescued.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual account of an unusual event involving a wild animal and human intervention, without overtly taking a political stance. While the incident involves government agencies and public policy related to wildlife management, the focus remains on the event itself rather than on
