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 California man finds bear family in his house, gets a cool Facebook post out of it 
 
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 A California man named Rodney Ginn and his friend got a large and apparently angry surprise when a bear and two cubs broke into Ginn's house near Mammoth Lakes, California. 
 
 Ginn, maybe feeling the overwhelming need to prove to his friends that this did actually happen, whipped out his phone and caught some of the break-in on camera. 
 
 "Well that was an interesting night," he later wrote on a Facebook post, depicting a photo of a large bear "charging" him before he slammed shut the door. He also managed to get a shot of one of the cubs staring at him from the base of the stairs. 
 
 Ginn also added that he believes the bears got in after figuring out how to open a sliding door leading into the house, which is absolutely terrifying. 
 
 We can't post the video here — lots of profanity ahead — but you can watch Ginn and his friend in a video he recorded during the ordeal here on his Facebook. 
 
 And if you feel like you should educate yourself on how to keep bears from entering your house, here's some information from the Humane Society. 
 
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– It was a bit like Goldilocks in reverse—but nobody was checking the temperature of the porridge. Northern California man Rodney Ginn says he came home from work and discovered a mother bear and two cubs in his kitchen. "I couldn't believe what was happening," he tells Inside Edition. Ginn, who lives near Mammoth Lakes, alerted his housemate and managed to get some of the incident on camera, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. In a short video clip with plenty of swearing that Ginn posted on Facebook, the mother bear can be seen making its way upstairs before somebody slams a door. Ginn—who also posted this photo of the mother bear—says the bears opened a sliding door and made their own way out of the house after around 30 minutes. (Last fall, hungry bears invaded this California town.)