Every single encounter between this wild Tokota and a human has always ended with close calls, if not death. It's unknown if he has a pack and is very likely a lone male. Due to his white fur he blends in perfectly in the snow, moving like a flurry through the white forests, only his red faded handpaints give him away. Many hunters are aware of the areas he's most likely seen in and it's recommended they shoot to kill - an old aggressive Tokota like this is not helping his species when he's killing the younger males.