The pure white arctic terns, waving their white wings dotted with black edges, chase after groups of fish swimming in the straits. The black-footed albatross, with its black and gray wings, soars above the high coastal cliffs. This is the north of 48 degrees north latitude, the US-Canada border of later generations, the most northwest corner of Washington State, and it is also the fishing ground for the Maca whaling.

The old hunter Whale Sea took a dozen Maka boats, dragged a wooden raft full of whale meat, turned around a steep cape, and headed to the Ministry of Agriculture more than 20 miles away.

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