- Alright you guys, we got a problem.
So, for the last three nights in a row
we've woken up and our trash has been like this,
tipped over and today
we got a little cup of ranch dressing
that's licked clean.
Something is getting into our garbage.
- [Claire] Daddy.
- [David] Yeah?
- I wanna go on a hunt for dandelions.
- [David] Okay.
- [Claire] Except, everyone else is...
It's seriously a bear.
- [David] What do you think it's gonna be?
- It's a real bear, maybe we can explore and find out.
- [David] You think we can find out?
- But, I'm scared.
- [David] What do you think it is, Carse?
- I think it's a bear.
- [David] A bear?
If we have a bear getting into our garbage,
obviously that's a little bit scary
when we send our kids outside,
or if there's just a bear walking around the house,
it freaks me out a little bit.
So today, we're gonna find out
what's getting into our garbage can.
- Raise your hand if you wanna be my buddy
to find out who's getting into our trash.
Carson come on, let's go.
You better get on your scooter.
- Well, I just wanna walk.
- [David] Hold up, I got a better idea.
- What?
- Did you guys forget that your dad
started a camera company?
- Yeah.
- What do you think the best way is
to see if it's really a bear getting into our trash?
- Wyze Cam.
- Let's use a Wyze Cam.
We'll stick it on the outside of the house,
even though they're not supposed to be on the outside,
we'll wire it up and we'll film over night.
And if it gets into the garbage can,
we'll get a little motion detection
so we know that something's moving.
And then, we'll find out what's getting into our trash.
- I'd rather go and find out in person.
- How are you gonna find out in person, though?
- I'll just ride my bike until I find it.
- [Carson] You mean a bear, finding a bear?
I'm so scared to find out!
- [David] You don't wanna know what it is?
- I'm so scared, what if that bear eats us?
- [Claire] He won't, bears are scared of people.
- How 'bout this, how 'bout we try your plan first.
If that doesn't work, then we'll try my plan.
- [Claire] Sure.
- [David] That okay?
- Yes, but we're gonna need to pack some lunches.
- [David] Okay, let's pack a lunch.
- Sure, let's go.
How 'bout some apples?
We need some healthy things, and then maybe a sweet.
(upbeat music)
- [David] Okay, let's go.
- Let's go.
- [David] Do you wanna take your bikes?
- [Carson] I'm so hungry, this should be time to eat.
- Carse, this isn't the time to eat, silly.
- [David] You already wanna eat your snack?
Alright, let's go.
(upbeat music)
(dog barking)
- Woof.
- Cut it out, dog.
That dog is scaring us.
(suspenseful music)
- Are we really gonna find a bear, Dad?
- You tell me.
- Daddy, I don't want to find a bear.
But remember, bears only come out
at the night time when it's
super, super, super, super dark.
- [David] Alright, this seems like a good place
to eat our lunch, right?
It's nice and flat. - Yeah.
- [David] Let's have a little seat and eat.
- [Claire] I'm getting weak.
- [David] Alright, there's your sandwiches in there.
- What if she turned into a wild Claire?
(roaring)
Now you're a wild Claire.
- I think I just heard a bear.
- That was you.
- That was me.
- You said this, roar.
- I didn't.
- [Carson] Yes, you did.
- I didn't.
- Claire, you did.
- [Claire] I didn't.
- The first time the bear got into our garbage,
it slashed a milk carton, and we have its claw marks
on our milk carton.
So, if we can find a track for a bear,
we can compare it to our milk carton
to know if it's the same bear and then we can know
if it's really a bear that got into our garbage.
So, let me know if you see any bear tracks, okay?
Carse, let me know if you see any bear tracks, okay?
- Okay, I'm so afraid.
(suspenseful music)
(leaves crunching)
- [David] Wait a second, is that the bear down by that log?
(birds chirping)
Is that the bear down there?
(birds chirping)
(suspenseful music)
Just a squirrel?
- I'm scared.
- [David] Should we go back?
- Yeah.
- So now what should our plan be?
- Let's go use a Wyze Cam.
- We're gonna use a Wyze Came and set it up
and see if we can catch him on camera
and see if it really is a bear.
Alright, let's get outta here.
(upbeat music)
- [David] We made it.
Junie, what are you doing? - [Ashley] She's having
yogurt land.
- [David] You eating the yogurt?
- It's time for plan B, Wyze Cam.
1080p camera, it's a company I started
about a year and a half ago.
If we hook it up,
it'll send a notification that there's motion.
So if that bear is getting into our garbage,
I'll get a little notification on my phone
that says there's motion detected.
And then we'll be able to see
a little 12 second clip of the bear getting in.
But if we want to record it longer than 12 seconds,
there's this little hole on the bottom right there.
- You push it.
- You put a micro SD card in,
and then it records 24/7.
So then if we do catch the bear,
it'll just record the whole process
of him getting into the trash.
And then we can get this footage from our phone
and be able to see the whole thing.
- Let's see the whole thing.
- We want to see the whole thing, right?
- Yeah, let's put it by our garbage.
- The other thing is Wyze Cam
is not technically made for outside,
but people do it all the time. - We're just doing it.
- As long as it doesn't really get super wet,
it's usually fine.
But we have one on the back of our house
that's been there for a long time.
It's a $20 camera, so even if it does break
I'm not super worried about it.
- Yeah, you get a bunch of 'em
'cause they're free you work there.
- The other cool thing is this little adhesive.
You stick the adhesive, put a little metal plate on it.
Wyze Cam is magnetic, so it'll stick to the plate.
And then that'll stick right on the house.
Then if any bear comes by,
we'll see the whole thing happen.
(upbeat music)
- This is skipping rope.
- [David] You're going to skip rope with the Wyze Cam cord?
- Maybe.
Possible.
- [David] Let's see it.
(laughing)
Whoa.
You are seriously good at that.
- I'm trying to do the cross now.
- [David] Alright, I need that cord
to hook up our Wyze Cam.
- Nope, it's taken.
- [David] Alright, where should we put it?
- Maybe, we should open up the window.
We'll hook the Wyze Cam to right there.
Did you give her the supplies?
We hook the Wyze Cam to right underneath the window.
- [David] Sticky thing.
Okay.
Now-
- How's your out-the-window experience?
- [David] Good.
- [Claire] I would say not good.
- [David] We'll stick it right there.
Aim it right at that garbage can.
And there's our camera.
Think it's good enough for the bear?
- [Claire] Yup.
(upbeat music)
- So now it's just a waiting game.
We're going to wait until I get a notification on my phone,
and see if we can catch the bear.
- [Man] The next day.
- The first night the only thing
we caught on the camera was a couple of crows.
When I was looking at that crow footage,
it was just so far away.
Tonight I'm going to actually move it down
closer to the garbage because if we do catch something,
I don't want to get the shot so far way.
Because our neighbors have a really good light
on their house right over here,
it's actually illuminated pretty good.
So I'm going to turn the night vision
on the camera off.
And hopefully it's good enough.
So I'm going to put it right here.
- [Man] One eternity later.
- [David] Guess what happened?
- [Claire] What?
- [David] Guess what we caught on the Wyze Cam?
- Bear?
- [David] The garbage cans are knocked down.
- Did the bear?
- [David] Should we check it?
(laughing) Okay.
This was at 4:25 AM.
- [Claire] Whoa.
- [David] You just barely see him.
There he is. - [Claire] Whoa.
The bear came.
(suspenseful music)
- I think that bear was ridiculously crazy.
- [David] He's going to eat our garbage.
- Let's see if he comes back tonight.
- [David] Let's see if he comes back tonight.
What are we gonna do?
- I don't know.
Do you think he knows we're watching him?
- [David] No.
- Do you want to wake up early
so we can try to spot him with our own eyes?
- [David] At 4:30 in the morning?
(baby crying)
- Wake us up at 4:30 in the morning.
- No, I don't want to get eaten.
- He's like "Well, that one didn't open."
- [David] Try the other one. (laughing)
Alright, I'm just walking into work here.
I got to show everyone at work this video.
It's not every day you catch a bear on your Wyze Cam.
(light music)
Check this out.
This is my garbage.
- Oh, you got it?
Whoa.
- Oh my gosh.
- This is a bear?
- [David] At my house, dude. (laughing)
(laughing)
- Oh my-
Where do you live? (laughing)
Are you in like the forest?
Yeah.
- Technically you are living in a wild animal zoo.
(laughing)
(upbeat music)
- I think it's coming back tonight.
- You think it's going to come back tonight?
- I think he is not.
- What are we going to do to get rid of the bear?
- There's nothing we can really do about it.
- You're right.
I could go wrestle him.
- Dad. - Teach him a lesson.
- That's seriously such a bad idea.
- Do you think I could take him?
- No.
- You don't think I could take a bear?
- You need to go to a wrestling training course.
- You think once I go to the wrestling training course
then I'd be able to take him.
- You need to learn how to fight.
You don't know how to fight bears.
- How do you know?
You've never seen me fight a bear.
- He'll eat you in-
Dad I don't want you hurting animals, okay?
Just leave him be.
Let him get in the garbage if he wants.
(laughing)
- I don't think I want a bear walking around our house.
I got little kids running around.
We got to get rid of him.
- The most common thing in Seattle is bears and rain
and no sunshine. (laughing)
- I don't think bears are that common.
I think that's kind of a crazy thing
that happened to us.
It's not like we live in the boonies.
We just live in, you know.
Okay, hope you guys all have an excellent week.
That's it from the Crosbys this week.
- And no bears.
- I hope you have no bears at your houses this week.
And we'll keep y'all updated on the bear situation, right?
- [Claire] Well, I guess there's
nothing we can do about it.
- Say see you guys.
- See you guys.
- Alright, we'll see everybody we'll...
- See you on the next adventure.
See you all on the next adventure.
(baby exclaiming)
- See ya.
(upbeat music)