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Living stories: the Alaska Native attractions you see aboard an Indigenous-owned small cruise shipThe country’s only Indigenous-owned cruise line. Founded in 1970 by Bob and Betty Allen when they renovated an old boat that ...
Tlingit chef Rob Kinneen shows how local ingredients, ecological knowledge, and a spirit of sharing make food sovereignty ...
On a windswept beach near Haines, Tim Ackerman walks down a hill with a pair of gloves, a knife, and a bottle of Dawn dish ...
Klipspringer is a small and agile antelope. It is known for its excellent jumping ability and a compact body. This animal is ...
The Alaska Native Heritage Center in Anchorage celebrates 25 years of educating visitors about Native cultures, with recent ...
Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program, known as ANSEP, began 30 years ago to help one Indigenous student get a scholarship. Since then, ANSEP has helped more than 2,500 Alaskans from all ...
The recent autopsy of a partially devoured great white shark confirms a brutal hunting trend—killer whales around the world are not afraid to attack the fearsome fish, especially when they get a ...
DNA evidence has confirmed killer whales in Australia hunted a white shark for its liver. Based on DNA analysis from the bite wounds on the carcass of a large white shark washed ashore near ...
It's believed that an Orca known as Starboard, who is notorious for attacking great whites in the area alongside hunting pal Port ... "Killer whales are highly intelligent and social animals ...
Yes, you heard correctly, a 1000-lb Brown Bear, which translates to 453 kg, was spotted roaming through Alaska on the hunt for Salmon. From claws to snout, it’s easy to spot that it’s no regular bear, ...
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