THE DAILY WIRE · NEVADA · 2026-09-09
Same Bear, Same House, Second Time's Apparently The Charm
A bear in Las Vegas has, per video evidence, broken into the same home not once but twice, a level of commitment to a single target that this columnist can only describe as unusually loyal.
Footage reviewed for the report shows the animal entering the residence on two separate occasions, with no injuries noted and the homeowners left to deal with the aftermath of an increasingly familiar visitor. The full circumstances of both entries are detailed at the source.
Webster has covered a great many bear-break-in dispatches this year alone, and most involve a single opportunistic visit. A repeat performance at the exact same address suggests either remarkable memory on the bear's part or remarkably poor home security on the humans'.
For the desert perspective, this desk consulted Deacon Dusty, a roadrunner known locally for keeping tabs on wildlife traffic through the neighborhood. His account of the bear's movements offers a rare pattern-of-behavior angle the footage alone doesn't capture.
Two visits to the same house is either a coincidence or a routine, and Webster suspects the homeowners have already stopped asking which. Spun and done.
“That bear came through my patch of creosote bushes both times, didn't even nod hello either trip. If you're gonna break into the same house twice, at least switch up your entry point — that's just good desert manners.” — Deacon Dusty, desert roadrunner
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