Animals
Troop of Walruses 10,000 Strong Hauls Ashore in Alaska
A herd of walrus approximately 10,000 strong has come ashore on Alaska's northwest coast. The burly, tusked mammals have gathered on a remote barrier island in the Chukchi Sea near Point Lay, about 700 miles north of Anchorage.
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