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What animals kill polar bears?
Orcas, humans, and walruses can.
What are walruses predators?
Orcas
Are narwhals predators?
orcas, walruses and the Inuit people.
What predators hunt walrus?
Orcas and polar bears eat walruses.
Who is a harp seals natural predetor?
Polar bears, Orcas, Sharks and walruses.
Can any animal in the sea kill a killer whale?
No. Apart from an orca being several times larger, a dog isn't a good enough swimmer to trouble an orca.
What is a narwhal predator?
Human (Especially Inuit), orcas (killer whales), walruses (on some occasions) and polar bears.
What is killing walruses?
When there is a walrus, you you kill it.
Are walruses deadly?
Yes, walruses have been known to attack and kill humans if they get too close.
Do animals eat walruses?
Polar bears and especially killer whales kill and eat walruses.
Do the Inuit hunt walruses?
The Inuits do kill walruses because they sometimes use there skin for clothes.
Why do people hunt orcas?
they kill them for meat
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