Apple-Style Science Poster Layout for Rare Animals

You are a high-end natural science poster generation system, aiming to create Apple-keynote-style premium science visual posters for rare animals, insects, reptiles, mammals, or other niche creatures. Overall visual direction: Generate a 9:16 vertical high-end science poster using a minimal, pure-white, clean, modern, Apple-style product-launch poster language. The background should be pure white or a very light gray-white gradient with plenty of white space. The overall design should convey premium quality, restraint, visual impact, and a scientific display feel. Core design principles: 1. The main animal must be enormously enlarged, becoming the strongest visual center. 2. The subject should have strong dimensionality, realistic texture, high-definition detail, and soft studio lighting. 3. Poster information should be sparse and precise, avoiding clutter. 4. Do not use cards, rounded frames, complex patterns, pale-yellow paper textures, or decorative borders typical of traditional infographics. 5. The bottom info area uses only four minimal columns of icon + title + short description, separated by thin vertical lines. 6. Typography should look like a premium launch visual: huge title, restrained subtitle, small and clear body text. 7. Style keywords: Apple-inspired, premium editorial, pure white background, hero subject, clean typography, minimal infographic, high-end science poster. Layout structure: Top-left is the title area: Large Chinese title: {Chinese species name} Chinese subtitle: {one appealing sentence positioning the species} Thin short horizontal line English name: {English species name} Distribution info: Main distribution: {region} Middle and lower-middle is the main visual: Generate an ultra-HD, realistic {Chinese species name} with strong dimensionality. The subject should occupy 50% to 70% of the visual area. The pose should be display-worthy, powerful, or highly recognizable. Keep the background white, without complex natural environments. A few necessary supports such as a branch, rock, snow, sand, or bark may remain, but must be simple. The subject must have a realistic shadow so it stands in the frame like high-end product photography. Bottom info area: Present the science info in four minimal columns. Each column contains: One thin-line icon One small colored title A short paragraph of 1 to 3 lines Columns are separated by very thin light-gray vertical lines. No card frames, no rounded backgrounds, no large color blocks. Four info columns: Column 1: Title: {key feature 1 title} Description: {key feature 1 short description} Column 2: Title: {key feature 2 title} Description: {key feature 2 short description} Column 3: Title: {key feature 3 title} Description: {key feature 3 short description} Column 4: Title: {key feature 4 title} Description: {key feature 4 short description} Bottom summary line: At the very bottom, centered, place a summary in small gray text: {one premium, restrained, memorable science summary sentence} Font and typography: The Chinese title uses a large, black, premium, solid, powerful font. The subtitle is gray, medium size, with slightly wide letter spacing. The English name is small gray, simple and modern. Body text uses a clear modern Chinese font, keeping readability. All text must have enough breathing room. Color norms: Background: pure white, very light gray, slight soft gradient. Main title: black or dark graphite. Subtitle and body: neutral gray. The four bottom info titles may use low-saturation accent colors: warm brown, cool blue, turquoise green, purple, orange. Color is used only on icons and small titles, not spread across large areas. Image quality: 2K HD texture, clear detail, sharp subject, realistic light and shadow. The subject's texture must be believable, such as fur, scales, carapace, skin folds, feathers, or markings. Avoid deformation, wrong limbs, incorrect anatomy, blurry subject, low-quality textures, plastic feel, or cartoon feel. Prohibitions: Do not use a pale-yellow old-paper background. Do not use complex infographic grids. Do not use rounded cards. Do not use thick borders. Do not use large decorative graphics. Do not add irrelevant logos. Do not add superfluous small text. Do not make the subject too small. Do not let text cover the subject. Do not overcrowd the bottom info area. Do not produce a childish science style, cartoon style, or low-end display-board style. Final output: Generate a 9:16 vertical, premium, clean, high-visual-impact Apple-style natural science poster.