Full-length view, the entire figure visible from head to feet, standing upright, correct orientation — a sturdy, broad-shouldered young male polar bear named Almaz, brother of little Yana, centered in a snow-dusted Khabarovsk zoo enclosure framed by frosted pines and icy railings. Robust solid build with a thick muscular neck and strong forelegs, dense silvery-white fur with a faint pale-blue sheen along the shoulders, small rounded ears, a glossy charcoal-black nose, and warm dark friendly eyes. He stands on big padded paws with black claws, planted firmly in packed snow. One forepaw lifts a glittering frosted ice postcard toward the viewer, the other raised slightly in a cheerful greeting. Open, happy, affectionate expression, mouth curved in a soft smile, breath fogging faintly in the cold winter air around him.
