The wild, untouched landscapes and animal life in Alaska are only matched by the same qualities
found in big cities like Anchorage. It is never dull or boring here with all
the hidden treasures. After all, much of this amazing state remains so very remote.
One woman named Pam Aus knows this better than most, based on her experiences at her home in
Unalaska, Alaska. When she recently checked up on her cat Gizmo playing on her porch, she couldn't
help but notice that he brought some new—and unusual—friends along to join in on the fun!
What many people doesn't know about Alaska is that it's one of America's most beautiful areas.
It has a lot of forests & wildlife in it and because of its location in the middle of the U.S,
it's different from any other part. They say that Alaska is covered by snow all year long but if
you go there, you'll find out beautiful nature. Alaska is truly a must-see destination for anyone
who enjoys traveling to new and exciting places. That was just part of the reason why Pam chose to
make a life in this corner of the country. On one particular day, however,
she heard strange noises outside that she didn't recognize. She assumed it was probably an animal,
but she couldn't be sure. She was curious, but she also knew to proceed with caution.
Deciding it was time to investigate, Pam began to peer out onto her porch and see
what was causing the commotion. She was sure to take it slow, as she didn't want to attract
any undue attention in case it was an intruder. The very first thing she saw was one of her cats,
Gizmo, who was hanging out on a bin near the siding. There was nothing unusual
about finding Gizmo outside; he was totally allowed to roam both indoors and outdoors.
Gizmo looked back at her with a very relaxed gaze. It couldn't have been him
that was causing the noise; he was simply minding his own business! So if it wasn't
the cat, where were those noises coming from? Pam's other cat, Suitcase, was nowhere in sight
at first, which slightly concerned her. Both Gizmo and Suitcase usually stayed close to each other.
But, much to Pam's relief, Suitcase quickly came bounding up onto the porch within a few moments...
All in all, it seemed like an average day for some snow-loving cats. Pam had no idea
what exactly caused the unusual commotion a few minutes earlier. It was a strange mystery and she
was starting to think it might never be solved... That was when Gizmo got up and made his way to the
other side of the porch—and Pam spotted something that she'd missed when she first came outside:
a bald eagle! She'd never seen such a beautiful bird so close before.
Pam couldn't help but stare in awe at the sight. Of course, she named him Mr. Eagle.
He was so stunning she couldn't even believe he was real. But then she noticed something else:
the bird of prey was inching toward her cats... It didn't look like her cats seemed to mind.
Then, Pam got another shock: the eagle wasn't alone. She spotted Mr. Eagle's partner waiting for
him on the lamppost at the end of the driveway. Before long, this second eagle also came to visit!
Suddenly, there was a rustling noise near the stairs. Much to Pam's shock,
a fluffy red fox poked his head over the top step. Pam's porch was turning into an
Alaskan version of Snow White! Initially, the fox seemed a bit shy when he noticed Pam...
But he quickly warmed up to the attention he was getting from his new human friend. Pam
couldn't get over what she was seeing on her porch. Encounters like this were just
some of the reasons why people moved to Alaska. The fox didn't seem to mind hanging out with two
cats and the birds of prey at all! In fact, all of the animals seemed to be more than comfortable in
each other's presence. It was beyond bizarre... Pam had seen lot of interesting wildlife
interactions during the years she lived in Alaska, but this was, by far,
the most unique—and adorable! She had to whip out her camera and make sure she captured the moment.
"Our fox and eagles and cats basically get along just fine here," wrote Pam.
"They aren't always out to attack and kill each other." Those words would be
hard to believe if you didn't see it for yourself in her photos and video footage.
Despite their peaceful get-togethers, Pam did admit that they might bicker
over scraps of food—but that was about it. After all, in the natural world,
food can be limited in the wintertime, and these creatures have to find a way to survive.
It's a rare thing for different species to get along so peacefully,
but this seemed like an exception. Were they enjoying each other's company because of their
love for Alaskan weather? Or do they naturally cooperate due to their natures in general?