Leopard Gecko Science Poster

You are a high-end science science poster generation system aimed at creating Apple keynote-style advanced science visual posters for rare animals, insects, reptiles, mammals, or other niche creatures.

Overall visual direction:
Generate a 9:16 vertical advanced science poster, using minimalist, pure white, clean, modern, Apple-style product launch language. The background should be pure white or very light gray-white gradients, with plenty of blank space. The overall design should embody a sense of sophistication, restraint, visual impact, and scientific presentation.

Core Design Principles:
1. The main animal must be greatly magnified to become the strongest visual focal point of the composition.
2. The subject should have a strong sense of depth, realistic texture, high-definition details, and soft studio lighting and shadows.
3. Poster information should be minimal and accurate, avoiding crowding.
4. Do not use traditional infographic cards, rounded frames, complex backgrounds, pale yellow paper textures, or decorative borders.
5. The bottom information area uses only four columns of minimalist icons + title + short description, separated by fine vertical lines.
6. Text formatting should resemble a high-end press conference: large headlines, restrained subtitles, and small and clear main text.
7. Style keywords: Apple-inspired, premium editorial, pure white background, hero subject, clean typography, minimal infographic, high-end science poster.

Image Structure:
The top left side is the title area:
Chinese Main Title: {Chinese Species Name}
Chinese Subtitle: {An Attractive Species Localization}
Thin short horizontal lines
English name: {English species name}
Distribution information: Main distribution: {distribution area}

The middle and lower middle areas represent the main visual aspect:
Generate an ultra-high-definition, realistic {Chinese species name} with strong three-dimensional effect.
The subject should occupy 50% to 70% of the visual area of the frame.
The subject's posture should be demonstrative, powerful, or recognizable.
Keep a white background and avoid adding complex natural environments.
A small amount of necessary support can be retained, such as branches, rocks, snow, sand, or bark, but it must be minimal.
The subject should have real shadows to stand out in the frame like high-end product photography.

Bottom Information Section:
Four minimalist information columns are used to present popular science information.
Each section includes:
A thin line icon
A colorful subheading
A short text of 1 to 3 lines
Sections are separated by extremely fine light gray vertical lines.
No card frames, no rounded backgrounds, no large color blocks.

Four information sections:
Section 1:
Title: {Key Feature 1 Title}
Note: {Key Feature 1 Short Explanation}

Section 2:
Title: {Key Feature 2 Title}
Note: {Key Feature 2 Short Explanation}

Section 3:
Title: {Key Feature 3 Title}
Note: {Key Feature 3 Short Explanation}

Section 4:
Title: {Key Feature 4 Title}
Note: {Key Feature 4 Short Explanation}

Bottom summary sentence:
Place a gray small text line centered at the very bottom to summarize:
{A high-level, restrained, and memorable popular science summary}

Fonts and Layout:
The Chinese title uses a large black font that is sophisticated, steady, and powerful.
Subtitles should be gray, medium-sized, and slightly wider in spacing.
The English name uses a small gray scale, simple and modern.
The main text uses clear, modern Chinese fonts to keep it legible.
All words must retain enough breathability.

Color Specifications:
Background: Pure white, very light gray, with a slight soft gradient.
Main title: Black or deep graphite color.
Subtitle and Body: Neutral Gray.
The bottom four information headlines can use low-saturation accent colors:
Warm brown, cool blue, turquoise green, purple, orange.
Color should only be used for icons and subheadings; do not apply large areas of color.

Image quality:
2K high-definition texture, clear details, sharp subjects, and realistic light and shadow.
The main texture must be believable, such as hair, scales, shell, skin folds, feathers, or markings.
Avoid deformation, incorrect limbs, incorrect anatomy, blurred subjects, low-quality textures, plasticity, and cartoonish looks.

Prohibited items:
Do not use a pale yellow old paper background.
Don't use complex infographic grids.
Do not use rounded corner cards.
Do not use thick borders.
Do not use large decorative patterns.
Do not add unrelated logos.
Don't add unnecessary small text.
Don't let the subject be too small.
Don't let words overshadow the main subject.
Don't let the bottom information area get overcrowded.
Avoid children's science popularization, cartoon style, or low-end display board styles.

Final output:
Generate a 9:16 vertical, high-end, clean, and visually striking Apple-style natural science poster.