A Kodiak bear, standing tall on its hind legs, towering over most other bears. Its thick, brown fur protects it from the harsh Alaskan climate, while its sharp claws can shred through tough prey with ease. The bear is an apex predator, feared by many animals in its habitat.

As the bear roams the forest, its keen sense of smell picks up the scent of a hunter's tent nearby. Its nostrils flare as it sniffs the air, trying to identify the source of the smell.