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It happened during his first summer in the Canadian wilderness. The trained chef Reno Sommerhalder, then just shy of twenty years old, spent the night where he felt most at home: outdoors in the wild. Until then, he had known little about bears. And when one of them slashed open his tent with a single swipe in the middle of the night, not only did the bear have wide eyes, but he did as well. That was the moment that would fundamentally change Reno's life. From that hour on, he was infected with what he calls the bear virus. The young Swiss left his homeland and moved to northern Canada, where he would spend his life following in the footsteps of bears. Through his work with these fascinating animals, Reno met Canadian Charlie Russell, the world's leading bear specialist.