Video artist Devin Supertramp traveled to uncharted rivers in Alaska for his latest masterpiece. He and his crew flew boat airplanes to extremely remote parts of the great state and took in all the beauty for eleven days of hiking, fishing, and nature. He captured it all on a Canon 5D Mark III; the best of which is featured in this new trending video.
The Alaska SeaLife Center recently rescued a six week old baby walrus. The calf was discovered by a group of fishermen, and it was determined that the walrus was indeed separated from the herd.
The fat, squishy puff ball almost looks like a big stuffed animal dog and definitely shows signs of intelligence. Who wouldn’t want a pet baby walrus?? Thankfully, the kid is in good hands now.
Remember when the tiny town of Bethel, Alaska fell victim to an elaborate hoax that the very first Taco Bell would be opening in town?
Taco Bell swooped in for the rescue though, delivering a taco truck by helicopter filled with 10,000 tacos. On the house, of course.
Now, America’s #1, and perhaps only, taco fast food chain has made this official short film recap of the whole story.
After the entire small town of Bethel, Alaska was successfully pranked with the news that they would finally be getting a Taco Bell of their own, Taco Bell wanted to try and make things right.
They couldn’t open a full time Taco Bell in the tiny town of just 6,200 residents, so they did the next best thing. They sent a Taco Bell truck packed with 10,000 Doritos Locos taco to town for everyone to have a communal Taco Bell Tuesday. The best part? The truck was delivered to the town center by helicopter.
Read more on Consumerist and ABCNews.
Nature is supposed to be ruthless, but that’s not the case on the porch of this Alaskan’s home. She recorded her two house cats just chillin’ on the front porch with an American bald eagle and a fox. Now that’s the harmony of nature. The video went viral after being featured on Reddit, and subsequently TastefullyO.
