The Kermode bear, also known as the spirit bear or ghost bear, is a rare subspecies of the American black bear that is found in coastal regions of British Columbia, Canada. What makes the Kermode bear unique is its cream or white-colored fur, which is a result of a recessive genetic trait. This striking appearance gives the Kermode bear its ghostly appearance, making it a highly revered and culturally significant animal to the indigenous peoples of the region. The Kermode bear is known for its elusive and shy nature, as well as its ability to adapt to its forested habitat, and is considered a symbol of the spirit of the wilderness.

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