Sleepy, Caley got out of bed and headed straight to the kitchen. While she ate her bowl of stale cereal, she thought about what she was going to do that week where she was in Alaska. Caley works for the National  Organization for Whales. She thought about maybe going to help whales that were trapped under the ice, or going on an Alaskan Safari. She decided to go help the whales trapped under the ice.

When she got to the site, there was a little hole that was cut out of the ice for the whales. Caley examined it because that was the only hole that the the whales could breathe through.  She wanted to cut another hole in the ice for the whales, but it was too thick.  If the whales could not be helped, they were going to die.  So as the days went on, the whales became more and more tired.

Caley was starting to get really scared that the whales might not survive.  One day, as she watched the whales, Caley heard some bulldozers. “What is that sound?”, she asked. The bulldozers came rumbling over the ice. They clashed and clunked their ton of ice cutting claws on to the freezing ice. After a few hours, enough ice was cut away and the whales were set free. Caley waved happily as the whales continued their journey.