Intern and Biologist Rescue Injured Young Walrus in Remote Alaska
An intern and a biologist helped rescue an injured five-month-old walrus separated from its mother in remote Alaska.
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An intern and a biologist rescued an injured five-month-old walrus in a remote part of Alaska after it became separated from its mother, The New York Times reported.
The young animal had been huddling beside carcasses before people came to its aid.
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