I WONDER - Do Walruses Have Predators?

Walruses have few natural predators due to their large size, making them formidable opponents. Only orcas and large polar bears are capable of challenging adult walruses, highlighting their strength.

Why do walruses have few natural predators?

• They are poisonous.

• They have a large size.

• They are very fast swimmers.

• They live in isolated areas.

What makes walruses a difficult target for predators?

• Their sharp teeth.

• Their large size.

• Their speed in water.

• Their ability to camouflage.

What is one characteristic that helps walruses defend against predators?

• Their thick fur.

• Their large tusks.

• Their large size.

• Their ability to fly.

Which of the following predators might attempt to hunt an adult walrus?

• A large polar bear.

• A small shark.

• A sea lion.

• A dolphin.

Which predator is NOT mentioned as a threat to adult walruses?

• Orca

• Great white shark

• Large polar bear

• None of the above