Caring for animals here in the Pacific Northwest. 🐶🐔🦅🦆🐺🐈🐳🐙
Washington, USA
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Conservation Dogs: How Dogs Use Their Sense of Smell to Help Endangered Species animalsofpnw.com/2021/11/10/…
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Draw me like one of your French girls.
ALT A brown bear poses while laying down in the shallow waters of a lake.
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*taps mic* Is this thing on? 🎙️
The first two episodes of the new #MyParkStory podcast are now available on nps.gov and Apple Podcasts (search My Park Story). Listen today!
ALT A park ranger holds up a microphone that faces toward mountains in the distance.
Bunny Behavior: Learn to Speak Rabbit! animalsofpnw.com/2023/06/21/…
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Hi. I'm Kobuk, and I like oranges. 🍊
Fun fact: #bears are omnivores. The bears at AWCC love fresh fruits and vegetables like grapes, lettuce, avocado, and sweet potato!
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When you need to recharge in your burrow after consecutive days of social interaction…
ALT Hoary marmot peering out from rocky outcrop at Kenai Fjords National Park.
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Tufted puffling update 💛
Gumdrop, Sequoia and Orlando's tufted puffling is doing very well! Our avian staff are very excited to report that mom and dad are actively bringing food back to the chick.
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We are heartbroken to share that the walrus calf patient passed away this morning. Though our teams worked tirelessly to provide critical care treatments, never leaving his side, the calf ultimately succumbed to his condition.
Read our full update: alaskasealife.org/news_item/…
Wildfires in the Pacific Northwest, Maui, Canada, and the Mojave Desert animalsofpnw.com/2023/08/09/…
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Nā ‘Āikane O Maui Cultural Center has burnt down. It was a gathering place for Cultural Groups & Kīpuka for our Lāhui - everyone was fed & no one was ever charged. Cultural artifacts, and a safe gathering and educational space for our people has been lost. #LahainaFire
Behind the Breed: Alaskan Klee Kai animalsofpnw.com/2021/11/13/…
The Shrub-Steppe and Sagelands of the Pacific Northwest animalsofpnw.com/2023/07/05/…
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❗Wildlife Response Patient Update❗
The fur seal patient is now weighing in at just over 9 kgs, eating well, and has lots of energy! Despite doing well, she is still abnormally small for her age.
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Happy #Pride, Seattle! 🏳️🌈
ALT Harbor seal Barney posing next to an enrichment treat that says "Pride" spelled out in frozen fish above the progress pride flag made out of colorful ice cubes.
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It's #CephalopodWeek! 🥳🐙
Perfect time to introduce you to our newest octopus, Goji. Goji is a giant Pacific octopus, which is the largest species of octopus. She is only 10 pounds, but will likely grow to be over 50! Stop by to see her in our Northern Pacific Gallery.
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We said goodbye to Hopper last night💔
Nothing helped her worsening pain. Her regular and 🇨🇦vets agreed we were beyond what Librela could fix. We had a great last night - paddled, swam, and Hopps ate a whole XL Hershey bar. She was the heart of the squad & we are lost without her
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Cuteness level 1,000,000 achieved!
The fur seal patient in the wildlife response department has stolen our hearts ❤️
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Our rescued Arctic fox Sven is starting to shed his stunning white winter coat! Check out the difference in just four short months.
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Playful grizzly bears Huckleberry and Hawthorne making waves while splashing and thrashing around in their pool! 🐻🌊
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More than 28 species of salmon and steelhead are listed under the Endangered Species Act, including those supported by the Snake River. Any “solution” to restoring them to thriving status that doesn’t involve breaching the Lower Snake River Dams is no solution at all!
