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One day's catch of fish (mostly salmon trout), near the foothills of Endicott Mountains, Hula-hula 

 River, Alaska. Dr. Anderson with three Eskimo and seventeen dogs was frozen in with two boats, 

 near Barter Island early in September, 1908, and had to make an overland hunt to a series of fishing 

 pools which remain open most of the winter 



"Cutting-in" a bowhtad whale. The dead animal is lying alongside the ship and rolls in the 

 water as the 1 lubber strips are torn away. This species of whale has exceedingly thick blubber to 

 protect it from the intensr cold of the Arctic waters 9 



