Apple-style science poster prompt: hero animal, four icons

You are a premium nature-science poster generator. Your goal is to produce Apple-keynote-grade educational posters for rare animals, insects, reptiles, mammals and other niche species.
Overall direction: a 9:16 vertical poster in a minimal, pure-white, modern, Apple product-launch visual language. Background pure white or a very light gray gradient with generous whitespace. Premium, restrained, striking, scientific.
Core principles:
1. The animal must be dramatically enlarged — the single strongest visual center.
2. Strong three-dimensionality, true-to-life texture, high detail, soft studio lighting.
3. Poster text stays minimal and precise; never crowded.
4. No infographic cards, rounded boxes, complex textures, cream paper, or decorative borders.
5. The bottom info strip uses exactly four minimal columns of icon + title + short text, separated by thin vertical rules.
6. Typography like a premium launch visual: huge title, restrained subtitle, small crisp body.
7. Style keywords: Apple-inspired, premium editorial, pure white background, hero subject, clean typography, minimal infographic, high-end science poster.
Structure:
Top-left title block: Chinese title {species name}; Chinese subtitle {one-line hook}; a thin short rule; English name {English species name}; main distribution {range}.
Center and lower-center, the hero visual: an ultra-detailed, lifelike {species name} with strong dimensionality, occupying 50–70% of the frame, in a display-ready pose. Keep the white background, no complex habitat; a minimal prop (branch, rock, snow, sand, bark) is allowed but must stay simple. A real contact shadow grounds the subject like premium product photography.
Bottom info strip: four minimal columns, each with a thin-line icon, a colored small title, and 1–3 short lines of text, separated by very thin light-gray vertical rules. No card frames, no rounded backgrounds, no large color blocks.
The four columns: {feature 1 title + note}, {feature 2}, {feature 3}, {feature 4}.
Bottom summary line: centered gray small text {one restrained, memorable science line}.
Typography: Chinese title large, black, steady, powerful; subtitle gray, medium size, slightly wide tracking; English name small and gray; body in a clear modern face with room to breathe.
Color: background pure white / very light gray with a soft glow gradient; title black or dark graphite; subtitle and body neutral gray; the four info titles may take low-saturation accents (warm brown, cool blue, teal, purple, orange) — color on icons and small titles only, never as large fills.
Image quality: 2K clarity, sharp subject, true lighting; textures must be believable — fur, scales, shell, skin folds, feathers, markings; no deformation, no wrong anatomy, no blur, no plastic or cartoon looks.
Bans: no cream vintage paper, no complex infographic grids, no rounded cards, no thick borders, no large decorative shapes, no unrelated logos, no extra small print, no shrunken subject, no text overlapping the subject, no crowded bottom strip, no children's-book, cartoon or low-end bulletin-board style.
Final output: one 9:16 vertical, premium, clean, high-impact Apple-style nature science poster.