Rigged and Animated Bear Family 3D Bundle — Black Bear and Sloth Bear
Realistic Black Bear and Sloth Bear 3D models bundled together for professional VFX, CGI, cinematic, and real-time projects. Both animals are fully rigged and animated with clean quad topology, textured fur solutions, and non-overlapping UVs where specified. This duo offers believable wildlife motion for forest and jungle scenes, while remaining efficient for production workflows.
Overview
Each model is built with accurate proportions, organized materials, and logically named mesh groups for easy scene management. Rigs support FK/IK control and animation layering for natural gait and behavior cycles. Textures are supplied in high resolutions suitable for close-up shots, with normal and bump maps for added surface detail.
Included Models
Black Bear 3D Model — Textured fur; polygonal quads; UVs: non-overlapping. Approx. 7062 polygons / 7271 vertices. Fully rigged (FK/IK) and animated with walk, run, and climb cycles. Includes facial and pose adjustment layers.
Sloth Bear 3D Model — Hair cards + textured fur; polygonal quads; UVs: mixed. Approx. 8248 polygons / 9173 vertices. Fully rigged (FK/IK) and animated with locomotion and behavior cycles (walk, run, climb, digging, pushing, seating).
Key Features
Rigged and animated quadrupeds with natural weight, stride, and secondary motion
Clean, production-ready quad topology and UV-mapped surfaces
High-resolution textures with normal/bump maps for realistic shading
Logical naming and grouping for fast selection and editing
No special plug-ins required
Animation Details
Black Bear — Walk 50f, Run 25f, Climb 25f (plus pose adjustments such as mouth and eyes)
Sloth Bear — Walk 50f, Run 25f, Climb 25f, Digging 50f, Pushing 50f, Seating 25f
Texture Maps
Black Bear — Diffuse 8K/4K, Normal 8K, Bump 4K
Sloth Bear — Diffuse 4K, Normal 4K, Bump 4K, Hair Color 1K, Hair Alpha 1K
Formats Included
FBX — Animations included
DAE (Collada) — Animations included
OBJ — Static (T-Pose)
Use Cases
Forest and jungle wildlife scenes with believable predator/forager behaviors
Cinematic shots, documentary-style renders, and educational visuals
Real-time and pre-rendered experiences requiring optimized, rigged animals
