How do walrus adapt?

Answer 1

It uses its sharp, powerful tusks to tear the flesh of its enemies.

Answer 2

Walrus have 6 inches thick fat called blubber. When Walrus dives in water, the warm blood on the skin goes inside the body. This helps the walrus keeps it body sustainable. When they are on land, the heat of the body comes back to the skin and help them to sustain on land.

Answer 3

They get super fat so all the blubber keeps them warm and the have big tusks they kinda dig into the ground so they wont slip of the ice. Also, they have flippers for swimming... ~SmallFry

Answer 4

The walrus has a large layer of fat/blubber to protect it from the cold.