Balto

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Balto is the famous sled dog who led his team on the final leg of the 1925 serum run to Nome, Alaska, becoming a symbol of bravery and endurance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dog
historical figure
sled dog
afterRetirement lived in Cleveland, Ohio
ageAtDeath 14
associatedEvent 1925 diphtheria antitoxin relay
associatedPerson Gunnar Kaasen NERFINISHED
Leonhard Seppala NERFINISHED
associatedWith Nome, Alaska diphtheria epidemic NERFINISHED
dog sledding
breed Siberian Husky NERFINISHED
burialPlace Cleveland Museum of Natural History NERFINISHED
color black and white
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dateOfBirth 1919
dateOfDeath 1933-03-14
displayedAt Cleveland Museum of Natural History (taxidermy mount) NERFINISHED
distanceCoveredInFinalLeg approximately 55 miles GENERATED
eyeColor brown
handler Gunnar Kaasen NERFINISHED
hasStatue yes
led final leg of the 1925 serum run to Nome
legacy became a cultural icon of Alaska
inspired public awareness of sled dogs
mediaCoverage widely reported in U.S. newspapers in 1925
notableFor 1925 serum run to Nome NERFINISHED
occupation sled dog
owner Leonhard Seppala NERFINISHED
participatedIn 1925 serum run to Nome NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Nome, Alaska NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Cleveland, Ohio NERFINISHED
portrayedAs heroic sled dog in popular culture
portrayedIn 1995 animated film "Balto" NERFINISHED
residence Nome, Alaska NERFINISHED
role lead dog
route Bluff to Nome, Alaska
sex male
species Canis lupus familiaris NERFINISHED
statueInscriptionIncludes Endurance
Fidelity
Intelligence
statueLocation Central Park, New York City NERFINISHED
statueUnveiled 1925
symbolOf bravery
endurance
heroism
teamPosition lead dog on Gunnar Kaasen’s team
transported diphtheria antitoxin serum

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