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35000 Walrus Stranded in Alaska Due to Melting Arctic Ice
A band of 35,000 Pacific walrus are stranded in northwest Alaska, one of the last places they have to rest ashore, for melting Arctic ice is robbing them of their beach real estate, according to reports.
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