The actions of this film began late at night, each of the family members had dreams with different plots. Meanwhile, while the whole family was sleeping soundly, without foreshadowing trouble, a small ball rolled off the shelf that randomly turned on the oven at full power in which the turkey was waiting to be cooked. The night has replaced the morning. The cat woke up first, smelling an unpleasant smell and seeing black smoke that came from the oven. The cat in hysterics ran wherever they looked, if only away from the stove, which, as it seemed to him, would explode. Running away, the cat pressed his paws on the phone, as a result of luck, he dialed the number of the rescue service.It would seem that the problem has been solved, help is on the way. But the cat, being in a furious fright, rushed in pursuit, destroying everything in its path. The dishes were broken, the cupboard was overturned, the tree burned down, the chandelier was out of order. Finally, the cat focused all its attention on the oven from which black, thick smoke was released in large quantities. Immediately gathering his will into a fist, and with the last of his strength, the cat rushed into the street, taking with him sparklers. Rushing with all his might, he was stopped by a rescue vehicle. They turned off the oven, put out the turkey. The house was saved, the holiday took place, everyone celebrated Christmas happily and amicably!
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Bears are mammals that belong to the family Ursidae. They can be as small as 1.5 m long and about 27 kg (the sun bear) to as big as 2.4 m long and more than 450 kg (the polar bear). They’re found throughout North America, South America, Europe, and Asia.
There are eight species: Asiatic black bears (also called moon bears), brown bears (which include grizzly bears), giant pandas, North American black bears, polar bears, sloth bears, spectacled bears (also called Andean bears), and sun bears.
Bears have short tails and excellent sense of smell. They’re typically solitary, except for mothers with cubs. On average, bears can live up to 25 years in the wild and 50 in captivity.
