According to Taiwan’s “Union News” report on the 14th, Alaska’s seahorses have no place to inhabit and have landed on the ground due to the melting of sea ice. This phenomenon also occurred in 2007 and 2009.

A large stretch of Alaska's northwestern coast is full of walruses, and its extension is estimated to be 1.6 kilometers. The United States fisheries and wildlife management units intend to invite civil aviation passenger planes to change the flight path to avoid scaring them.

Affected by the warming of the climate, the sea ice in the Arctic Ocean has been declining for a long time. The appearance of large numbers of sea elephants landing on the shore may become more and more common in the future.

The U.S. government is studying whether to include walruses on the list of endangered animals.