Polar Sea Polar Bears
The U. S. Coast Guard Cutter Polar Sea transported scientists during a five-week voyage in the Arctic Ocean in the fall of 2009 to study polar bears, the sea ice and the ocean.
Researchers traveling aboard the U. S. Coast Guard Cutter Polar Sea dive beneath Arctic Ocean ice in October, 2009, to study polar bears, the sea ice and the ocean.
About 700 to 1,000 moose call the Anchorge Bowl home in the winter months, with 200 to 300 staying year round.
A bull moose browsed in Cuddy Family Midtown Park on Thursday, Nov. 19, 2009, before walking down B Street on his way to crossing Tudor Road.
Over 1,600 pumpkins were donated to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center by Carrs Safeway and Fred Meyer after Halloween 2009. Elk, bear, bison, coyote, moose and caribou will feast on the orange treat through the winter months.
More wildlife galleries
Potter Marsh through the seasons
Beluga found near downtown Anchorage
Dall Sheep on the Seward Highway
Brown Bears Visit Turnagain Mud Flats
Reader-submitted
If you've got a cool shot of an animal roaming the wilderness, or streets, of Alaska...that's not a bear or moose (see other galleries), this is the place.
READER PHOTOS
Summertime is bear time, and the black and browns running around town make your sightings fascinating and important.
Moose pictures submitted by our readers.
