The Alaska SeaLife Center is rehabilitating three male Pacific walrus
calf that stranded near Barrow this month.
This July 31, 2012 photo provided by the Alaska SeaLife Center shows two of three orphaned walrus calves that are being cared for at the center in Seward, Alaska. The three males are believed to be from the same group of walruses that floated on ice past Barrow, the nation's northernmost city on Alaska's northern coast, on July 17.
Monica Cooper / AP Photo
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