Due to its sheer size and weight, there are only two known natural predators to adult Walruses. The Orca or Killer Whale and the Polar Bear. Even these predators aren't known to hunt on adults due to the danger of being hurt by their tusks. They prefer the Walrus calves as they are easier to hunt and less dangerous. Young ones that get crushed or wounded in a stampede are the easiest targets for the predators.
Apart from these natural predators, Man is the biggest hunter of Walruses. For centuries, the humans living in the Arctic regions have hunted & consumed Walrus Meat.
Natural predators include Polar Bear, Orca or Killer Whale, sharks, and in some areas Walruses, and humans.
Ask yourself. Do Man eat walruses? :)
No. Walruses eat plankton and small fish, NOT cows.
walruses and sharks and the crocidile
Polar bears and especially killer whales kill and eat walruses.
no harp seals are carnivores
Above most, but below killer whales, sea lions, sharks, polar bears, walruses, coyotes, and eagles... they eat pups...
humans, polar bears, sharks, killer whales, and walruses
Polar bears, Orcas, Sharks and walruses.
No. They do eat meat. They enjoy muscles and sea cucumbers and can eat up to 4,000 clams in one sitting!
Yes, walruses are carnivores. Some food walruses eat include mollusks and occasionally seals.Yes walruses are carnivores. They eat mussels, crabs, squids, seacucumbers and so on. They have also been known to kill and eat seals, and scientist have even found remains of other walruses in the stomach of the dominant males.
Walruses mostly eat invertebrates. Invertebrates are animals that do not have backbones