Walrus

What is the scientific name for walrus?

• Arctocephalus gazella

• Odobenus rosmarus

• Ursus maritimus

• Phoca vitulina

Where do walruses primarily live?

• Arctic region

• Desert

• Tropical rainforests

• Mountains

What is the average lifespan of a walrus in the wild?

• 30 years

• 15 years

• 40 years

• 60 years

What do walruses primarily eat?

• Walruses primarily eat pizza and hamburgers.

• Walruses primarily eat clams, mussels, and other benthic invertebrates.

• Walruses primarily eat bananas and apples.

• Walruses primarily eat ice cream and chocolate.

How do walruses communicate with each other?

• Vocalizations

• Sending text messages

• Using sign language

• Using telepathy

What are the physical characteristics of a walrus?

• The physical characteristics of a walrus include large tusks, a thick layer of blubber, and a wrinkled appearance.

• Smooth skin and no tusks

• Small tusks and a thin layer of blubber

• Long legs and a slim body

What are the predators of walruses?

• Wolves and seals

• Lions and tigers

• Sharks and dolphins

• Polar bears and orcas

How do walruses protect themselves from predators?

• Climbing trees

• Forming a tight group, using their tusks, and diving into the water

• Flying away

• Using camouflage

What is the conservation status of walruses?

• Endangered

• Critically Endangered

• Least Concern

• Vulnerable

What are the threats to the walrus population?

• Climate change, habitat loss, and human activities

• Overpopulation and competition for resources

• Predation by other marine mammals

• Excessive hunting and poaching