But this Florida biologist has shown that loving wild animals can help you overcome that worry after saving a giant black bear from drowning.

While black bears are very common in North America, it’s quite easy to understand why people got panic when found one in Florida. This 400-pound bear, driven by its amazing sense of smell, ended up in a residential neighborhood in Alligator Point, Florida. When he arrived, the bear started to dig into the residents garbage. However, it didn’t take also long till the frightened people alerted the authorities.

The rangers got to the scene within a couple of minutes. They attempted to calm the pet to bring it back to the forest. However, it went awfully incorrect!

After the bear was struck by the tranquilizer dart, the bear panicked and also went straight right into the sea. He lastly got into the water, which was not the wisest move for a sedated pet. Thankfully, Adam Warwick, a wildlife commission biologist, had no intention of standing there watching. So he jumped into the sea to save the bear.

So think of swimming ashore with a 400-pound bear about 75 feet long. It needs to be a truly difficult challenge. A dramatic rescue that this hero has totally finished. After some incredibly difficult moments, Adam handled to draw the bear out of the water.

Obviously, salvation could have been a disaster for both the Monster and Adam. However while the bear was unharmed, Adam received some scratches.

In the end, the black bear went back to the Osceola National Park, where it was his home. All thanks to this brave man. Many thanks Adam!