Muskoxen Live Cam: Fairbanks Large Animal Research Station

This live webcam offers a direct window into the world of muskoxen at the University of Alaska Fairbanks' Large Animal Research Station (LARS). Positioned in the heart of Alaska's subarctic landscape, the camera provides an intimate view of these magnificent creatures as they roam, graze, and interact within their dedicated habitat.

Discovering Muskoxen at LARS Fairbanks

Viewers can expect to see muskoxen, characterized by their shaggy, dark brown coats and distinctive curved horns, moving through their enclosure. Keep an eye out for both mature adults and playful calves, especially during spring and summer. Observe their fascinating behaviors, from foraging for food to resting in the Alaskan sun or snow.

The webcam is set within the naturalistic grounds of the Large Animal Research Station, which is dedicated to studying arctic and subarctic animals. The background often features sparse trees and natural terrain, reflecting the Alaskan wilderness. The environment changes dramatically with the seasons, offering views of lush summer greenery, vibrant autumn colors, or deep winter snow. You might even catch glimpses of research staff tending to the animals.

This live feed brings the unique world of arctic wildlife closer. It's a chance to witness the daily rhythms of these resilient animals, observe weather changes in real-time, and gain an appreciation for their conservation efforts.

Observe muskoxen grazing, resting, and interacting. 🌿
Spot muskox calves, particularly vibrant in spring.
Witness the changing Alaskan seasons – from snowy winters to green summers. ❄️☀️
Learn about arctic animal behavior and conservation.
Identify individual animals by their unique markings or horn shapes.