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Wildlife viewing is one of the most popular visitor activities in Alaska, and creatures both great and small can be spotted all year long in almost any part of the state. Fulfill your lifelong fantasy of observing a mighty brown bear fishing for its dinner, marvel at a bald eagle gliding through the sky, cruise Alaska's pristine waters in search of a whale, or happen upon a moose in the most unlikely of places. No matter what critter you favor, pack your binoculars and head to the Last Frontier where animals abound. Read on to learn more about where and when to visit for your best chances at viewing Alaska's iconic wildlife. |
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Brown Bear
The majestic brown bear is one of Alaska’s most symbolic creatures and glimpsing one is the cherry on top of any visit north. Whether you opt for flightseeing, views from a protected land platform or even a covered boat, brown bear viewing is more accessible than ever before and one of the most awe-inspiring experiences to be had in Alaska.
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Humpback Whales
If you’ve ever dreamed of capturing the iconic moment when a whale breaches the surface of a glittering ocean, launches into the air and lands with a tremendous splash, you’re not alone. Visitors travel in droves to Alaska each year to embark on premier whale-watching tours and cruises in order to see this amazing spectacle and to learn more about the species that perform it —most notably the humpback whale.
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Bald Eagles
No creature inspires feelings of awe and national pride quite like the bald eagle, and spotting these magnificent birds of prey in their natural habitat is almost a given on a trip to Alaska. Bald eagles are only found in North America and are more prevalent in Alaska than anywhere else, so chances are you’ll be able to glimpse at least one on your visit to America’s largest state.
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Moose
Moose sightings are frequent and can come in the most unlikely of settings. Moose often meander into residential neighborhoods and along city streets, although they are certainly abundant in the remote wilderness and can even be spotted swimming in lakes and ponds in summer months.
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