Walrus calf rescued in Alaska, receiving 'round-the-clock cuddling'
Marine rescuers in Alaska said a rare walrus calf found wandering alone about 4 miles from the sea was brought in for care and is currently receiving "round-the-clock 'cuddling.'"
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