From a bear spotted feasting on bird feeders to a burglary suspect literally slipping into police custody, here are some of the videos you may have missed this week: Bear spotted feasting on bird feedersSome people who live in Oxford, Massachusetts, got up close and personal with a black bear that was caught eating out of bird feeders in the Massachusetts town Tuesday night.Watch the video of the bear in the player above.Burglary suspect literally slips into police custodyAn attempted robbery in Brookline, Massachusetts, was thwarted by a vigilant homeowner and a rapid police response, resulting in the arrest of two suspects.The suspects, masked and one armed with a loaded pistol, were attempting to break into a house, a scene reminiscent of a "Mission Impossible" movie.The suspects' plan was foiled by the quick-thinking homeowner who spotted them on his surveillance camera after they triggered the motion detection lights in the backyard. The homeowner promptly called 911.Kindergarteners caught on camera playing 'Andy is coming!'The Neshoba County School District in Mississippi has all kinds of fun things going on, including some that might have some folks scratching their heads.In the video, which you can see in the video player above, the children are walking single-file down the hallway, and then they all fall to the floor. No, it's not a drill; it's a game that's based on the "Toy Story" movies.When someone shouts "Andy is coming!" the kids fall down, like the characters in the movie do so that humans don't see that they're alive.Musician has prized clarinet returned to him after alleged thief tries to pawn itA man in Washington state is reunited with one of his most prized possessions thanks to a pawn shop owner who took action when an alleged thief tried to sell it.Sony microsurgery robot operates on a kernel of corn to preview the future of medicineSony recently unveiled a new surgical tool that works by replicating how a surgeon moves their hands and fingers. The company believes the surgical instrument will be useful for microsurgeries.A video released by Sony shows the tool snipping into and then threading a kernel of corn, which is still attached to the cob.
From a bear spotted feasting on bird feeders to a burglary suspect literally slipping into police custody, here are some of the videos you may have missed this week:
Bear spotted feasting on bird feeders
Some people who live in Oxford, Massachusetts, got up close and personal with a black bear that was caught eating out of bird feeders in the Massachusetts town Tuesday night.
Watch the video of the bear in the player above.
Burglary suspect literally slips into police custody
An attempted robbery in Brookline, Massachusetts, was thwarted by a vigilant homeowner and a rapid police response, resulting in the arrest of two suspects.
The suspects, masked and one armed with a loaded pistol, were attempting to break into a house, a scene reminiscent of a "Mission Impossible" movie.
The suspects' plan was foiled by the quick-thinking homeowner who spotted them on his surveillance camera after they triggered the motion detection lights in the backyard. The homeowner promptly called 911.
Kindergarteners caught on camera playing 'Andy is coming!'
The Neshoba County School District in Mississippi has all kinds of fun things going on, including some that might have some folks scratching their heads.
In the video, which you can see in the video player above, the children are walking single-file down the hallway, and then they all fall to the floor. No, it's not a drill; it's a game that's based on the "Toy Story" movies.
When someone shouts "Andy is coming!" the kids fall down, like the characters in the movie do so that humans don't see that they're alive.
Musician has prized clarinet returned to him after alleged thief tries to pawn it
A man in Washington state is reunited with one of his most prized possessions thanks to a pawn shop owner who took action when an alleged thief tried to sell it.
Sony microsurgery robot operates on a kernel of corn to preview the future of medicine
Sony recently unveiled a new surgical tool that works by replicating how a surgeon moves their hands and fingers. The company believes the surgical instrument will be useful for microsurgeries.
A video released by Sony shows the tool snipping into and then threading a kernel of corn, which is still attached to the cob.
