Denali Moose Rut
It is dangerous to be with in 25 yards or less of Bull Moose who are in rut. You may hear sounds of the rut.
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Meet Denali Bear
Official Spokesbear for Doyon Tourism Every great company needs a great spokesperson. We decided to do one better for our Alaska travel destinations: find a
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Birds of Denali Park
Birds from all over the world come to breed and nest here as in the circumpolar north. Birds such as the Long-tailed jaegers from the
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Denali Park Wolves
The members of this family are all dog-like in appearance. They have 5 toes on the front feet (one toe is high) and 4 on
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Snowshoe Hare
The Snowshoe Hare (Lepus americanus) is a “keystone” species. A keystone species is one that has a disproportionate effect on its environment relative to its
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Red Squirrel
Red squirrels (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) are found in spruce forests over most of Alaska. They average 11 to 13 inches including the tail and are rusty
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Red Fox
The red fox (Vulpes vulpes) is found throughout Alaska and inhabits the tundra but no in the abundance that they do in other areas. The
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Red-Backed Vole
Voles are mice that have fuzzy coats and short tails. They mainly live in and eat grass. They are differentiated from mice by their molars
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Porcupine
Porcupines (Erethizontidae) are the second largest rodent in Alaska. The porcupine is 25 to 31 inches long and is covered with fur and quills of
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Pikas
Pikas are also called rock rabbits, coney and little chief hares. It name is derived for the Siberian work puka. Pikas probably crossed the Bering
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