35,000 walruses start their own climate march

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By Ted AlvarezOct 1, 2014, 2:22 pm93 pts
The People’s Climate March had more impressive numbers, but Pacific walruses sure have us beat on color coordination. This September, more than 35,000 of these flabby, whiskered pinnipeds have crowded a beach on the northwestern Alaskan island of Point Lay. Scientists are calling it potentially the biggest…

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