The Alaska SeaLife Center in Seward is taking care of a young male Pacific walrus, the first in four years.
SEWARD, Alaska - The Alaska SeaLife Center has welcomed a rare visitor to their facilities in Seward — a young Pacific walrus.
“It isn’t often that we’re able to admit a walrus calf, but every time we do, we learn more about the species and how to care for them,” Belovarac said. “ConocoPhillips is honored that we were able to assist with the rescue and transportation of the young walrus,” ConocoPhillips Alaska president Erec Isaacson said. “This is an example of a network of caring neighbors who work together for the best possible outcomes. Alaska is fortunate to have an organization like the Alaska SeaLife Center where patients can be cared for by veterinary professionals. He is in great hands, and we look forward to following his story.
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