courtesy of Anchorage Daily News
A bear walks into a grocery store. While that may sound like the start of joke, it’s what really happened Saturday in Ketchikan.
The Ketchikan Daily News and KRBD radio reported a small black bear cub walked in the front door of Tatsuda’s IGA. The scared animal found its way to a produce cooler, where it made a mess.
Meat department manager Joe Stollar filmed the bear’s capture. He said the little bear was just trying to hide.
A customer captured the bear and let it loose from the store’s back door onto a trail leading to the woods. Authorities suspect it was an orphaned bear since its mother wasn’t seen nearby.
Several thousand dollars of ruined produce was donated to a livestock owner.
Wilder Alaska - Teklanika Photography Field Journal 
Poor little guy. Not easy being an orphan in a big scary world