Staff members were terrified by an enormous brown bear that made an unexpected entrance, crashing through the door of their dormitory in southwest China.

The video was filmed in Biru County in Tibet on October 18.

The person capturing the video described being utterly terrified as the brown bear stood taller than the door frame. The bear didn't harm anyone and, after finding two pieces of meat inside, made its exit.

On the night of October 19, the same brown bear ventured into the dorm again accompanied by a bear cub. The larger bear made off with a cooking oil container from the floor, while the cub feasted on leftovers in a bowl on the dinner table before they both departed.

The filmer mentioned that the region had experienced snowfall in recent days, making it difficult for the bears to find food in the wild, which might explain their unusual visits to the dormitory.

A local police officer explained that in high-altitude areas of Tibet, encounters with brown bears are relatively common. These brown bears are wild animals, with a body length of up to 1.8 to 2 metres and white fur on their chests. They are classified as second-level protected animals in China.

As long as they are not provoked, they generally do not pose a threat to humans. However, it is still advisable for the general public to keep their distance, as wild animals like bears can present risks.

The video was provided by local media with permission.

10月18日晚，西藏那曲比如县白嘎乡，一只体格庞大的棕熊突然破门而入，闯进了职工宿舍。视频拍摄者介绍，当时把自己吓坏了，棕熊站起来有门框那么高大，好在它没有伤人，在屋里找到两块肉后离开了。
10月19日晚，这只棕熊再次闯入宿舍，而且还带着一只小熊，看起来像它的孩子。这次大的棕熊把地上的食用油油壶给叼走了，小熊则吃掉了餐桌盆里的剩饭菜后离开。
视频拍摄者说，这两天那曲下雪了，应该户外找不到吃的，棕熊才闯进宿舍找吃的。
对此，当地一位民警介绍，在西藏高海拔地区，棕熊出没比较常见。棕熊是野生的，体长可长到1.8到2米，胸口有白毛，属于国家二级保护动物，只要不去招惹，一般不会伤人。但普通人还是要尽量远离，熊这种野生动物还是会存在伤人的风险。