Tyndall Air Force Base would possibly wish to think again their security features after a black blear temporarily scaled over the barbed-wire fence in Panama City, Florida.

“How a endure climbs a fence at Tyndall,” Kevin Dalrymple wrote in a Facebook post on Tuesday. “This little man is a part of a circle of relatives of bears that we see frequently at the base.”

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Kevin Dalrymple informed Fox 35 that he used to be driving by the base on Wednesday when he noticed a big black endure stealthily hiking over the barbed twine.

The endure climbed the fence in simply 24 seconds ahead of disappearing right into a wooded house at the base, preserving a slight limp that some social media person guessed used to be from the pointy twine.

“He went over that fence like an Olympian,” Dalrymple stated to Fox 35.

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Tyndall is 12 miles southeast of Panama City and encompasses 29,000 acres of land that used to be initially “pine and palmetto bushes, scrub brush, and swamps.”