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...miles of forest, mountain, morass and steppe, without roads and without bridges. As the ship moved down the Kamchatka Peninsula in Siberia, making frequent stops, Dall was ashore adding to his scientific collections at every opportunity...
...crossing of the Pacific.The Sea of Okhotsk is frozen and scientists would like to see if Varvara heads for the Kamchatka Peninsula or for waters off Japan to approach Sakhalin Island from the south, Mate said.Either way, he marvels at the...
...and Agent were tracked crossing the Sea of Okhotsk. A week later, traveling separately, they swam around the Kamchatka Peninsula and headed east across the Bering Sea toward Alaska.Both crossed the Aleutian Islands into the Gulf of Alaska...
...more than two months feeding near Sakhalin Island before moving across the Sea of Okhotsk to the west coast of the Kamchatka Peninsula.On Jan. 3, to the surprise of researchers, it began swimming steadily east across the Bering Sea. Eighty...
...Sakhalin Island, Russia, as part of research into where the animals spend winters. The whale left Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula on Jan. 3 and began swimming east. It swam halfway across the Bering Sea, turned south, and swam between Aleutian...
...more than two months feeding near Sakhalin Island and moved across the Sea of Okhotsk to the west coast of the Kamchatka Peninsula. The chances of finding the whale if the tag is off are minimal. The public can track the whale on Oregon State's...
...electricity per day for villagers' cooking stoves. The donated fuel remains in Petropavlovsk Kamchatsky on Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula. The next step is to get it to the island village. Whittern's Russian contact, Nikolai Poliakov, wants his...
...spotted Irish lord" or "bullhead") is one of the largest Pacific Coast members of this family, ranging from the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia to Puffin Bay, Alaska. The red grows to 20 inches and bears white and purplish red spots on its olive...
...anthropology. For those with any knowledge of Siberian Yupik tales from Alaska, these tales of aboriginal peoples of the Kamchatka Peninsula will strike familiar chords because the peoples are closely related and, before the Cold War, often visited one...
...electricity per day for villagers' cooking stoves. The donated fuel remains in Petropavlovsk Kamchatsky on Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula. The next step is to get it to the island village. Whittern's Russian contact, Nikolai Poliakov, wants his...