LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Little teddy bears of all kinds are spread across one Las Vegas valley neighborhood as part of a nationwide trend called "bear hunt."
It's a neat way for families to get some fresh air while practicing social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Local mom Kamelia Kohlmeier started the trend in her Desert Shores neighborhood after seeing it in California.
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Families place teddy bears in their front yard or window, then they walk around the neighborhood and try to spot bears at other homes.
Kohlmeier is using the hashtag #BearHunt2020 to spread the word.
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