Alaska joined Kenai the next day.

Alaska took part in a boat trip to Kenai Fjords National Park the next day to see the glaciers. Although the ultimate goal was to see blue glaciers, the captain spent most of his time looking for wildlife. What animals did we see in the nine hours? See the following picture:
1. When the greedy otter set out, he saw that he was eating starfish when he came back from eating fish. (Fig. 12)
2. Six resident killer whale colonies (big-winged whales also see two waves without jumping) are not mapped (Fig. 3)
3. The male of Beihai Lion is really too fat (Fig. 4)
4. Harbor seals on floating ice. Glaciers here, including all over North America, have degraded so badly that a large piece of ice has peeled out of the glacier and fallen into the sea (Fig. 5).
5. White-headed sea eagles are not rare in southern Alaska (Fig. 6)
6. There are three kinds of puffins, the puffin and the tufted puffin, which were once popular in science, have finally been added (Fig. 78).
7. Male moose, which is seen by the roadside, is coming towards me step by step (Fig. 9).
8. In addition to these, there are many endemic or endangered species of seabirds, such as red-faced cormorant and spotted auk.
Despite the hard work, there is no happiest journey for an animal-loving person on such a day.