Whispered to Thy Ocean

The Upper Beach

The upper beach is half a mile of mist fear black beach. When the tide is down this is the best place to teach pups how to scavenge for beached fish, and whales. But it is not uncommon to see bears and seals in the upper beach there is very few in this area. Most are old and sick and most of the time pose no threat to pup or young wolves. This is a black beach which means the sands are black, and clunk of coal stick out of the sand at randomly.
Moderators: Key, Blade, Council

Native Fishing Camp

This is a place to be feared by all animals. Here natives have settled into camp like they have done for thousands of years. Wolves rarely roam here, because of the fear of being caught. The native know our tongue and speak out language. We are seen as equals here, unlike the dogs they keep. At the end of their fishing season we all present them with a fresh body of caribou for not taking any of wolves.
Moderators: Key, Blade, Council

The Lower Beach

This place is full of mist and no pup or young wolf should ever travel here without a adult. Elephant Seals, Lion Seals, and sometimes Polar Bears wash up on the shore line. During the warm summer months sometimes a whale washes up on shore and it a free for all for all animals. This beach is two miles long, and one mile wide when the tide is all the way down. There are many random pools that have large fish trapped in them. This place is best to train a adult wolves on how to catch large prey, and to how to scavenge from large carcasses like dead whales, and seals.
Moderators: Key, Blade, Council