Stone-face Bear

Similar to a normal grizzle bear, but much larger. When on all fours, it stand 6 foot, and when standing up, can reach up to 9 feet tall

Bear

Light brown to dark brown, nearly black

On hind legs, a stone-face bear can reach up to 9 feet

Fur

Stone-face bear are known for their strange calmness when dealing with most creatures, including humans.

Mauling

The fur, fatty meat, teeth, bones, and organs are used.

The Stone-faced bear lives in the northern Vatish lands and the Abor mountains.

Stone-face bears eat a variety of things, including berries, fish, grass, smaller animal, deer, and sometimes rana.

The stone-face bears stay in the same habitat the whole year, and sleep during the winter.