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Watch: Curious black bear breaks into truck in Colorado, steals bag

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Colorado Parks and Wildlife on Friday shows a black bear pulling on a door handle and opening the door of a pickup truck.The video opened with the bear sniffing along the driver’s side of the silver truck parked on the side of the road.

Once the animal made its way from the back bumper to the cab, it stood up and placed its paws on the handle of the back door.The door popped open, and the bear pulled it back even more, to reveal a red-and-white cooler in the back seat of the truck.The bear pops open the door. (@COParksWildlife / Twitter / FOX Weather) Seemingly unphased, the bear attempted to climb into the cab and onto the cooler but ended up tumbling out of the truck, knocking the cooler out of the vehicle.

Using the now-overturned cooler as a stepping stool, the bear climbed back into the truck and managed to pull a satchel out of the cab with its mouth.Bear steps onto the cooler to climb into the truck. (@COParksWildlife / Twitter / FOX Weather) The bear then coolly sauntered away from the truck with the bag and scurried into the woods.The bear holds a bag in its mouth. (@COParksWildlife / Twitter / FOX Weather) Colorado has between 17,000 and 20,000 bears, according to statewide public information officer with CPW Bridget O'Rourke.

With the advent of spring, the bears have emerged from their winter hibernation and are beginning to search for food. CPW has already received 173 reports of bear activity in 25 Colorado counties this year.400-POUND BEAR FOUND UNDER DECK OF COLORADO HOMEWildlife officials strongly recommend that residents be bear aware and secure any containers or other objects that may attract bears, such as trash bins and bird feeders.FILE - A brown bear inspects a trash bin. (DJ Hannigan / Colorado.

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