Mountaintop Caves - Location Info

**Sambhur** Thu Jan 09, 2014 10:46 am

info ;; this cave is known for the multiple bears spotted using it as their place of rest. The entrance is quite large and easy to spot. The interior of the Aklaq Cave is spacious and bright at the beginning, before it eventually begins to narrow and darken. Various tunnels begin from this narrow area, and these tunnels are where bears are most likely to be spotted. It is very dark inside the tunnels, and wolves will have to rely on their senses of hearing, smell, and touch if they are to navigate these tunnels.

animals ;; bats, rodents and insects.

location ;; White Mountains.

notes ;; Aklaq means Black Bear.

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info ;; this cave entrance is much smaller and harder to find than that of the Aklaq Cave. It is known for being harsh and dangerous. The interior of Pana Cave is incredibly dark, and is a maze of tunnels with narrow walls, low ceilings, or both. It is very difficult to navigate, and easy to get lost. Less animals reside here because of how cold it is.

animals ;; small rodents.

location ;; Brooks Range.

notes ;; Pana In Inuit mythology, Pana was the god who cared for souls in the underworld (Adlivun) before they were reincarnated.