Spirit Bear

The Kermode Bear is a subspecies of the North American black bear family and is known for its ghostly white fur, hence the name "Spirit Bear." Bai Ling Xiong is distributed on Canada's Gribble Island, Princess Royal Island and the mainland coast. In local Indian mythology, ancient times were covered by ice and snow, and black bears were hungry. Therefore, pray for the creation of the gods - the big crows, to the world, to alleviate the pain. It is the big crow that makes the grass on the earth lush. The creation god hopes that everyone can bear in mind the snow-covered day, so that one tenth of the black bear has turned white, and since then the Commod bear has appeared in the world. There are only 200 white bears in the world, and friends who wish to get a Christmas card can be concerned about the habitat of animals in the North. Material / imported art paper (with kraft envelope) Size / 10.7 × 15 cm Origin / manufacturing methods Place of origin Taiwan