From their unmistakable tusks to their characteristic ... times faster than the rest of the world, sea ice is dramatically shrinking, and walrus are gathering in larger and larger numbers (and ...

Some travellers just don’t know how to graciously visit other places. But for the rest of us, that’s what makes the Travel ...

The tusks are used for fighting, climbing onto ice, and making breathing holes in the ice for feeding underwater for long periods. Walruses have been known to attack humans, but generally only in ...

Although they appear cumbersome, the tusks are Swiss Army teeth that are used like an ice axe when hauling out onto ice floes or like crutches, for "tooth-walking," when moving around on ice. Walruses ...

This confrontation highlights the walrus’s physical attributes — thick skin, mighty tusks, and sheer size — that serve as ... including habitat loss and diminishing ice cover. Which complicate their ...

In fact, if unchecked for long enough, the tusks can pierce ... human-like). Walruses, which date back about 600,000 years, spend a lot of their time hanging out on ice floes, but from May to ...

You'll discover dramatic cliffs teeming with Arctic seabirds and majestic marine mammals during an unforgettable cruise stop ...

‘The flesh was rendered off their bodies, and their skeletons, articulated with wire, were displayed in the Museum of Natural History, as further examples of Arctic fauna among the walrus tusks and ...

Beatles engineer, Geoff Emerick, recounted the experience of watching the Beatles record “I Am the Walrus.” He explained the situation in great detail, keying fans into the aftermath of a not ...

Walrus Freya has Dolphin selected for a hug!“ Adult walruses are characterized by prominent tusks and whiskers – Freya has very small tusks so may be young – and their considerable bulk.

What’s old is new again. NASA scientists discovered an underground “city” buried 100 feet beneath the ice of Greenland. Researchers were shocked when their advanced radar technology picked ...

NASA scientists collected some marvelous readings while flying over the arctic ice in Greenland during an April 2024 survey. The radar instrument onboard NASA's Gulfstream III aircraft spotted an ...