Michael Flores+FollowAlaska’s “Sleeping” Volcano Is Getting NoisyIliamna Volcano in Alaska hasn’t erupted since 1867, but lately it’s been rumbling like it’s got something to say. Scientists are picking up hours of seismic activity, but before you panic, NASA says it’s probably just avalanches making all the noise—not an eruption. Still, it’s wild to think a volcano can snooze for a century and then suddenly start acting up! Would you want to live near a ‘dormant’ volcano? #Science #Alaska #Volcano762Share
Daniel Barajas+FollowMoose Gives Birth at Hospital Entrance?!Imagine heading to the hospital and spotting a moose giving birth right outside the entrance! That’s exactly what happened in Anchorage, Alaska—patients and staff got front-row seats to a wild, once-in-a-lifetime moment. But as adorable as it sounds, it’s also a reminder that wildlife is getting pushed into our spaces as their habitats shrink. Experts say we need to keep our distance and protect green spaces so animals don’t have to crash our daily routines! #WildlifeEncounters #Alaska #Moose #Pets10Share
melaniebray+FollowWhat if Alaska was still Russian?Imagine a world where Alaska remained under Russian control! 🌍❄️ How different would the cultural and political landscape be today🤔✨ #Alaska #History #WhatIf2216Share
Alexander Thomas+FollowAlaska Cruise Pier Jump Goes ViralYou won’t believe what went down at a Royal Caribbean Alaska port—someone actually jumped off the Juneau cruise pier, right into the freezing harbor, just for TikTok clout! The water was barely above 45°F, and people online are calling out how risky (and honestly, wild) it was. No injuries, but she might be banned from cruising now. Would you ever try something this extreme for views? #CruiseNews #Alaska #RoyalCaribbean #Travel44Share
Jamie Santana+FollowFilipino Teachers’ Wild Ride to AlaskaImagine flying halfway across the world for a teaching job—only to face a mountain of paperwork, visa drama, and nerve-wracking interviews. That’s what Filipino teachers are going through to land gigs in Alaska! The process is intense: quick-fire interviews, visa hurdles, and a ton of red tape. But for many, the dream of teaching in Alaska is worth every stressful step—even if it takes years to finally make it happen. #TeacherLife #ImmigrationJourney #Alaska #JobCareer10Share
Jamie Santana+FollowFilipino Teachers’ Wild Ride to AlaskaImagine flying halfway across the world for a teaching job—only to face a mountain of paperwork, visa drama, and nerve-wracking interviews. That’s what Filipino teachers are going through to land gigs in Alaska! The process is intense: quick-fire interviews, visa hurdles, and a ton of red tape. But for many, the dream of teaching in Alaska is worth every stressful step—even if it takes years to finally make it happen. #TeacherLife #ImmigrationJourney #Alaska30Share
megangibson+FollowWoolly Rhino Found in Alaska?!Ice Age plot twist: scientists just dug up a super well-preserved woolly rhino in Alaska’s permafrost—the first one ever found in North America! Not only does this mean these furry giants roamed way farther than we thought, but the rhino’s hair, skin, and even stomach contents are still intact. It’s basically a prehistoric time capsule, and it’s rewriting what we know about Ice Age megafauna and their wild journeys across continents. Can you imagine seeing one of these in the flesh? #IceAge #Paleontology #WoollyRhino #Alaska #ScienceNews #Science41Share
Tamara Jones+FollowAlaskan Island’s Sea Ice Vanishes—Wildlife in PerilSt. Paul Island in Alaska is sounding the alarm: sea ice that used to show up every year is now mostly gone, and it’s wrecking the local wildlife and the community’s way of life. Bird and seal populations are crashing, and even the island’s main crab plant had to shut down. Scientists say it’s all tied to warming oceans and climate change. If this tiny island is struggling, what does that mean for the rest of us? #ClimateCrisis #WildlifeAlert #Alaska #SeaIce #ClimateChange #Science44Share
