Wild cat bear knocked on the door of the house demanding food

The cat bear holds the stone with its front foot and rolls it on the glass door to knock on it until the food is filled into the yard bowl.

Cute wild cat bears knocking on the door to eat

According to MNN, Susie Chinn, who lives in Sarasota, Florida, USA posted the video on Youtube on September 8. She named the North American cat bear in the video, Rocksy.

"It was lovely and lived in my yard for many years," Chinn wrote on Youtube, where her video attracted more than 1,000 views within 2 weeks. "I don't understand how he knows how to knock on the door, but this certainly works."

Although it is unknown where Rocksy learned noise tricks, its motives are quite obvious. According to Chinn, Rocksy had a habit of scouring a bowl of cat food outside. Chinn continued to fill the bowl with food, making Rocksy think it was a reliable source of food.

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The cute cat bear is knocking on the door of the beggar.(Snapshot from video).

"The goofy cat bear knows that after eating all the food in the bowl it just needs to knock on the door for hours until I continue to fill it."

Knowing how to use the tool is a proof of the admirable intelligence of North American cat bears.

Chinn was a long-time volunteer in the wildlife rescue team and her enthusiasm for cat bears spread to many people - but this video is also a warning.

Usually, it is not good for wild animals to eat directly or indirectly. This causes them to abandon their natural habit of eating, instead lurking around people, causing problems for stakeholders. Fearless animals too close to humans can be injured, sick or even killed. People and pets can also be injured by animals that are too brave and susceptible to animal diseases such as rabies or twisted diseases.

Leaving pet food bowls or other outside foods can give them a habit of approaching homes. Besides, indiscriminate feeding can attract other species such as rats, coyotes or bears.

Resisting the temptation of wildlife farming can be difficult, especially in the case of Rocksy, according to Chinn, because he is raising four small children.