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whale 1762

Singing humpback whale recorded in Glacier Bay waters!
October 3, 2011
Listen to whale #1652!

 
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whale flukes

Well known Glacier Bay whale sighted in Hawai’i !!
Whale #875, "Arpeggio"
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tribal house project

Huna Tribal House Project
Constructing a traditional Tlingit Plank House on the shoreline of Bartlett Cove.
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Landslides and giant waves
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Red Squirrel

Did You Know?
A red squirrel eats the seeds of about 144 spruce cones each day. This diet allows red squirrels to thrive in the spruce-dominated forests of Lower Glacier Bay. How many spruce cones do you eat each day?
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Last Updated: October 24, 2011 at 17:26 MST