u/Grenadier_user

I’m a commercial fisherman in Alaska, so we stop in lots of ports and small town/villages. I like to walk the beaches for bones of whatever washes up. This time I was in False Pass. It’s on a popular route from the North Pacific to the Bering sea and had never been there so I was excited to check it out. I found what I assume is one of the stray dogs in the village but might be a wolf, dug around for a bit but couldn’t find the skull. Any ideas? I also found lots of gull wings

Hello, I’ve passed this part of Unalaska island a lot and always wondered what was up with the semicircular shape starting halfway up this cliff face. I thought yall might have an idea. We see so much nutso geological stuff on the coast of Alaska, if it’s interesting to the sub I’ll keep sharing. Thanks for your consideration.

Love it when they dive outta the waves trying to catch up with us

This sub popped up and thought you would enjoy this video from yesterday

Found on Shuksan golf course last summer, funny enough I also found out western Washington has praying mantis the same day there

They are the best

She has never sat here before. Came outta the bathroom to see this ridiculous moment

Anyone go and just stair at the pile?

We get a lot of these in the water around Kodiak city but this guy was the biggest I’ve seen. They can get to 2500 pounds and 11 ft long