901 was first identified as a two-and-a-half year old subadult in 2018. She has blonde rimmed, triangular ears and her face is darker with a lighter muzzle.

Even as a young bear, 901 was independent and mature. She was observed charging other bears that tried to play with her and actively defended her fishing spots as a subadult. As an adult, she still displays much of that independence and disposition, as is evidenced by her successful fishing season. She is both exploratory and occasionally mischievous. This year, we saw her exhibiting these qualities by frequenting Brooks Camp and investigating human structures. Bears are curious creatures and while we have the privilege of watching bears in the wild, it's important to remember that we are just visitors in their home.