The Himalayan Bear is also known as a Snow Bear, Kashmir Bear and Tian Shan Bear. These bears are a bit smaller, as the average male is 6-7 feet long and 3 feet in height. The females are significantly smaller than the males. These bears are magnificent creatures that inhabit the rugged and challenging landscapes of the Himalayan Mountain range. They primarily reside in the high-altitude regions of the Himalayan Mountain range, spanning across several countries including India, Nepal, Bhutan, and Pakistan. Their natural habitat consists of dense forests, alpine meadows, and rocky slopes, where they have adapted to the harsh mountain environment. 

Himalayan Bears are impressive in size, with the males weighing up to 600-1000 pounds and standing at around 6-8 feet tall when on their hind legs. These bears have a distinct appearance, with thick fur ranging from light brown to reddish, helping them blend into their rocky surroundings. They have a distinctive V-shaped mark on their chest, which is sometimes referred to as “chevron.” They have strong shoulders and muscular bodies, allowing them to navigate the challenging mountain landscape with ease.