Top Wildlife Encounters in Alaska on our Regent Seven Seas Cruise
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we're really excited to be in alaska and this is one of the best places to see wildlife
this is the largest temperate rainforest in the world yes it is it's very different from rainforest that you would think of it's not tropical it's very wet here but it's much colder
i can't believe we've got a bear on the beach do they come to the beach yes they come to the beach quite often they're coming down to the beach to look for clams
the best way to distinguish how big a whale is they're a ton per foot so 30 foot whale is 30 tons and they can get over 40 tons
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Whales and bears and bald eagles, oh my! One of the top reasons to cruise to Alaska is for the wildlife. It's like an emerald-green safari! BestTrip TV's Lynn Elmhirst took a cruise to Alaska on Regent Seven Seas Cruises. The coastal Alaska cruise took us into small communities surrounded by nature, where encounters with land and marine mammals, and a host of magnificent birds! How may can you spot in this video? And which Alaska wildlife sighting tops your list for a cruise?