Tusks help walruses in several ways, primarily for defense and social interactions. They use their long tusks to assert dominance during fights and establish social hierarchy within groups. Additionally, tusks assist walruses in hauling themselves out of the water onto ice or land, as well as aiding in foraging for food on the ocean floor.
The tusks of the walrus could kill the bear, but if the polar bear can get past the tusks it could kill the walrus.
A walrus has ivory tusks. A narwhal has a single ivory tusk.
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walrus have tusks and seals don't
Walrus
Its it teeth
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Tusks
they have large tusks to help pull them out of the water.
A walrus has tusks.