Hungry bear caught scarfing down leftover Halloween candy: 'With the wrapper?'

The black bear was seen gorging itself on Halloween candy that had been left out for trick-or-treaters

Bear in South Florida gorges on leftover Halloween candy in front yard

Pari Limbachia said her family was out in their South Florida neighborhood when she and her children spotted a large bear snacking on candy that had been left out on Halloween. (Pari Limbachia)

One family in South Florida does not have to think about what to with leftover Halloween candy, after a large bear was caught gorging itself in a hilarious video.

Pari Limbachia said that she was trick-or-treating with her kids in Lake Mary, Florida when they passed a home with a large black bear munching on candy that was left out on a folding table.

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hungry bear caught scarfing down leftover halloween candy with the wrapper

A large bear was caught on camera in a Lake Mary, Florida yard munching on Halloween treats. (Pari Limbachia)

The bear was seen eatings it's fill from the decorated table as Limbachia and her family watched nearby.

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"With the wrapper?" one of Limbachia's kids asks when the bear began scarfing down the sugary treats.

hungry bear caught scarfing down leftover halloween candy with the wrapper

The bear was caught on camera enjoying the Halloween treats in a Florida home's front yard. (Pari Limbachia)

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) said that bears are driven by their need to eat and have a sense of smell that can detect odors from over a mile away.

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Authored by Sarah Rumpf-Whitten via FoxNews November 1st 2023