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 Frequently Asked Questions

     

Yes, there are dumb questions, and these are a few that Alaskans have endured. 

Dumb questions about Alaska....

None of following questions are fabricated and all of them can be authenticated. 


  1. Cruisers in many Alaskan Ports have asked, at what elevation are we?
  2. What currency do you use?
  3. What country do you belong to?
  4. Where are all your dog sleds?
  5. Do you live in an igloo?
  6. Where do all your people go in winter?
  7. How old does a caribou have to be before it becomes a moose?
  8. Where are the penguins?
  9. How much does Mount McKinley weigh?
  10. Why is the water going up and down, aren't tides suppose to go in and out?
  11. Does the "Wildlife Cruise" land on the glacier?
  12. Will we see whales on the river rafting adventure?
  13. Will the glacier hold my weight?
  14. Does the boat go under water?
  15. Is it damp in the rainforest?
  16. What time do the Northern Lights come on?
  17. Which side of the boat do the whales come up on?
  18. Is the whale watching on a bus?
  19. Which of the animals do we get to pet?
  20. Can I have the city tour of Alaska?
  21. Will the Glacier still be there in the summer?
  22. At the Talkeetna moose dropping festival someone asked, How high do they drop the moose from anyway?
  23. Do the barrels of oil going through pipeline make a lot of noise?
  24. Does the salmon spread taste like fish?
  25. (This was at the Juneau Hatchery!) What time does the salmon run start?
  26. When do we get to Alaska?
  27. (On a Whale Watching tour) Where do we see the hunchbacks?
  28. Is there electricity in Alaska?
  29. Why didn't they put up a sign that there were bugs?
  30. Why don't you clean the glacier?
  31. Do your kids grow when it's dark outside?
  32. What sort of dye is used to give those glaciers that blue color?
  33. How long have you been a Native?
  34. Your probably never need to buy a freezer, do you?
  35. Does the park service have someone to mow those mountain slopes to keep them so smooth looking?
  36. (While in Denali National Park) Where do they take the animals when the Park closes for winter?
  37. What's the difference between an island and a glacier?
  38. When does the glacier melt?
  39. June in Skagway a person notices the pollen from the cottonwoods and says, Look its snowing?
  40. Fossilized ivory from woolly mammoths are sold in a local gift shop a customer comes in and get upset and asks, why the  woolly mammoth was killed for the ivory? 
  41. What building do you keep the glaciers in?

Here is a Bonus:  Dumb Alaska laws still on the books!

Alaska Laws:  It is illegal to view a moose from an airplane.  It is illegal to push a moose out of a moving airplane. We really protect our moose, in Fairbanks they passed a law, that prohibits feeding alcoholic beverages to moose.  However, bears aren't so lucky as it is legal to shoot bears, but waking a sleeping bear to take a photograph is illegal. 

In the most recent years we even had an assembly person try to pass a law that made it illegal to pass gas in public.  People!  This is Alaska, all I have to say is we have more men then women, and probably more methane too. :) Thank God for all our wildflowers.  

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