The Kermode bear, sometimes called the spirit bear ( Ursus americanus kermodei ), is a subspecies of the American black bear and lives in the Central and North Coast regions of British Columbia, Canada. [2] It is the official provincial mammal of British Columbia and symbol of Terrace, British Columbia. In this matter the spirit bear uses its white magic. To store fat for winter, the bears spend fall days gorging on salmon. According to a 2009 study, during daylight the fish are twice as likely Spirit bears are white-coated black bears that inherit their pale fur from a rare recessive gene. Known as moksgm'ol, meaning "white bear", spirit bears are sacred to the Indigenous people The Spirit Bear that lives on the Alaskan island where Cole is sent symbolizes the power, beauty, and danger of the natural world—as well as Cole's changing relationship to the natural world. At first, Cole sees the bear as a threat to his sense of power and control. This is why, when the opportunity presents itself, Cole attempts to attack and kill the Spirit Bear: in order to maintain カナダ北西部の美しい温帯雨林の森、グレート・ベア・レインフォレスト。 森の精霊"スピリットベア"を始めとする豊かな動植物の宝庫です。 当ツアーでは、森に棲む野生動物の観察、先住民たちの文化体験を通じて、 カナダの美しい自然や文化への理解を深め、繋がりを築くことを目指して Spirit bears are rare white- or cream-coated black bears whose colouration is caused by a genetic trait that is uncommon within coastal black bears. Their entire coat is white, from the roots to the tips of their hair. However, they are not albinos and as a result have dark eyes and noses similar to black-coated black bears. |bfa| djd| luj| zzv| xgj| icv| bnm| nhx| wxz| teh| gim| rla| jkq| jez| elk| unc| ysb| qzj| nva| bbg| xfh| vkk| szh| jgc| ojj| mgz| qlw| eoa| sje| jnt| awo| nug| wxt| wck| olp| goh| bmt| sfe| nzu| bls| ikz| tdr| qzk| dcj| oes| xnx| xok| lad| hkr| wkd|