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A 13-year-old found a 5-million-year-old fossil, and now there's a new species of walrus named in his honor
the complete skull of an unknown 5-million-year-old walrus species encased in a giant boulder. His discovery has now led to the identification of that ancient species of walrus, which scientists ...
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Huge Walrus Brutally Attacks a Dinghy With His Sharp Tusks
Most of their time is spent in water. However, you may spot a female on sand or boulder beaches. Being close to ice is important if you are a walrus. So, they move north during the summer and ...