Alaska Marine Rescuers Give Walrus Calf VIP Treatment: Round-the-Clock “Cuddling”
In a heartwarming display of human kindness, the Alaska Marine Rescue team has taken a lost walrus calf under their wing. The adorable baby walrus was found wandering 4 miles from the ocean and was brought in for care. Lucky for the calf, the team hasn’t just been giving it medical attention, but also “round-the-clock cuddling.”
Yes, you heard that right. The walrus calf gets to cozy up with human beings all night long, receiving the VIP treatment. Forget about the other animals in need of help, this furry little guy is the star of the show. The rescuers take turns holding it and giving it bottles and snuggles. According to the team, the “cuddling” not only helps the walrus feel loved, but also helps regulate its body temperature.
One can only imagine the joy of the walrus calf as it’s surrounded by humans 24/7. No need to worry about the harsh realities of the wild, like hunting for food and dodging predators. This walrus calf has hit the jackpot with the Alaska Marine Rescue team. Who wouldn’t want to be strapped to a bottle and have a doting human holding you all day and night? It’s basically like being a celebrity.
The Alaska Marine Rescue team reassured the public that they’re doing everything in their power to ensure the walrus calf is well taken care of before it can be released back into the wild. That being said, the question remains: will the walrus calf be able to adapt back to life in the ocean after receiving such lavish attention from humans?
It’s not just the walrus calf that’s benefiting from this arrangement. The rescue team is getting a lot of good publicity from the whole thing. People are oohing and aahing over the cute little creature receiving endless cuddles. The rescuers are being hailed as heroes for going above and beyond to care for this lost animal.
But let’s not forget about all the other animals in need of rescuing. While the walrus calf is getting all the love, other critters are left to fend for themselves. It’s nice that the walrus calf is getting attention, but let’s make sure the rescue team is prioritizing their efforts and resources towards all those in need.
In conclusion, the Alaska Marine Rescue team is doing a great job cuddling the walrus calf. Let’s just hope that in the end, the little guy can adapt back to life in the wild. And in the meantime, let’s hope those rescuers are getting enough caffeine to stay awake for all the cuddling they’re doing.
