Rescuing Wild Animals: Alaska Animal Rescue (Full Episode Compilation)
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Rescuing Wild Animals: Alaska Animal Rescue (Full Episode Compilation)
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Meet the two newest moose rescues! One comes to the AWCC from the Anchorage area, and the other is from the Kenai Peninsula. Both were orphaned after losing their moms and the AWCC has been able to provide temporary placement for them this summer. • • Come see these two little cuties while they’re still here with us! | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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Meet the two newest moose rescues! One comes to the AWCC from the Anchorage area, and the other is from the Kenai Peninsula. Both were orphaned after losing their moms and the AWCC has been able to provide temporary placement for them this summer. • • Come see these two little cuties while they’re still here with us! | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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It’s Friday which means it’s time to relax and take a load off like Hugo! 😎 | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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It’s Friday which means it’s time to relax and take a load off like Hugo! 😎 | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center | Portage
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Here’s a video of the reindeer enjoying a tree donation today. As you can see, they love it! • • 📸: Nicole Geils | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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Here’s a video of the reindeer enjoying a tree donation today. As you can see, they love it! • • 📸: Nicole Geils | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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A moment of relaxation for you this weekend, brought to you by Arnold 🧘🏽‍♀️ | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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A moment of relaxation for you this weekend, brought to you by Arnold 🧘🏽‍♀️ | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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🔊 Sound on! AWCC's resident North American Porcupines, Twix, Baby Ruth, and Heath, enjoying a delicious fireweed snack. Porcupines are herbivores, and feed on the newly emerging leaves of aspen, birch, willow, and cottonwood in the spring. Fireweed, willow, roots, berries, and herbaceous plants make up the diet in summer and fall. Winter diet consists primarily of the inner bark of spruce trees or other conifers. 🎥: AWCC Naturalist Liz Adamson | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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🔊 Sound on! AWCC's resident North American Porcupines, Twix, Baby Ruth, and Heath, enjoying a delicious fireweed snack. Porcupines are herbivores, and feed on the newly emerging leaves of aspen, birch, willow, and cottonwood in the spring. Fireweed, willow, roots, berries, and herbaceous plants make up the diet in summer and fall. Winter diet consists primarily of the inner bark of spruce trees or other conifers. 🎥: AWCC Naturalist Liz Adamson | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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Meet Foxes Jade and Storm | Alaska Animal Rescue
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Wild Bears Catch Salmon | Alaska Animal Rescue
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Rescued Muskox Calves Meet for the First Time
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We hope you enjoy this highlight reel featuring the animals of the sanctuary, filmed over the last week of August. Many guests ask if you can still see the animals when it is raining, and the answer is YES! As you will see in this video montage, the animals are very active on the rainy days. AWCC is situated in Portage, which borders the northernmost temperate rainforest in the world. Coastal temperate rainforests are rare. They occur in only 6 places outside of Alaska. Mature coastal temperate
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JB 🐻 | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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Full Tour: Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, Anchorage’s Must-See Adventure
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The big boy JB was out of the den today, checking things out! 🐻 . . Go back to sleep JB, it’s only mid-January! | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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Wolf Watch | Alaska Animal Rescue | National Geographic Wild UK
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Patty prepares her den! Every year our bears choose a suitable spot for their den inside their vast AWCC habitat. Most of the time, all three brown bears - Patty, JB and Hugo - share their winter bed together. 🥱😴💤💤 #naptime #sleepy #Zzz . . 🎥: Nicole Geils | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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Kuma, the black bear hard at work making his den nice & cozy (with some help from a little friend) • • 📸: Alex Roberto | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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Kobuk takes the longest to wake up come spring time because he needs AMPLE rest to be able to do this all the time 🥱 | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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We asked our Education and Animal Care interns a question: ”Who’s your favorite animal today?” | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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Bull elk enjoy Christmas tree enrichment because it not only stimulates their minds, they also love covering themselves in anything stinky! 🌲 | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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Bears will sometimes dig through snow in the winter to reveal vegetation rich in nutrients below. • • 📸: Alex Roberto | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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A grizzly bear's claws are normally between 2" - 4" long. Hugo demonstrates how her claws are a very useful tool. ⛏️ • • 📸: Alex Roberto | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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Our friends at Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center took us behind the scenes to show us how they care for moose in the wintertime! Thank you to AWCC Executive Director, Sarah Howard, for sharing all of these fun moose facts! 🫎🏔️ #WeLoveAlaska | Holland America Line
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Just a couple of bears playing around at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center in Portage, Alaska. | Alaska Magazine
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Here’s a slow-mo video of Patron standing up on her hind legs! . . Standing on its hind legs allows a bear to get more information from its senses of smell, sight and hearing. It is usually a sign of curiosity, not aggression. . . 🎥: Austin Blackwell | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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Please allow this video of a porcupine eating a jack-o-lantern to brighten up your Wednesday! 🎃 | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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Located an hour south of Anchorage, the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center is open year-round and offers unique wildlife encounters. Come in the winter season (from October through April) for a different view of the wildlife, like the moose, wood bison, reindeer, wolves, deer, muskox, and foxes (keep in mind, the black and brown bears keep a low profile this time of year, as they can be hibernating). The 1.5 mile loop is your snowy playground! The weather and the roads at AWCC are perfect for k
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Here comes the B I G B O Y! Adult male wood bison are approximately 6 feet tall at the shoulder, 10 feet long, and weigh more than 2,000 pounds. | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
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