At first, Eric Koch thought the bear was a prank. 'I thought it was a stuffed bear,' he says.
When Eric Koch stepped out on his backyard patio on the afternoon of Sept. 13, he was startled by what he discovered. There, in front of him, was a "big, huge, giant" bear that he thought was fake at first.
To his surprise, a large black bear was enjoying his Port Coquitlam backyard and had zero plans to leave. Koch quickly took out his camera to document the close encounter with his new visitor, who stuck around for five hours minding his own business. Koch was able to take some incredibly up-close photographs of the bear and captured the docile behaviours of the large animal. He documented the bear looking into the lens, the bear's paws, his lack of teeth, him lying down enjoying the grass and even the bear peeing on himself. Koch says a nearby neighbour was concerned about the bear and contacted conservation officers, who removed the animal from the property.
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