Where do walrus live?

Answer 1

Walruses live in Antarctica and arctic seas. They are related to seals, whom are related to both walruses and sea lions. So I do believe that walruses are related not just to seals, but also to their relatives, the sea lions.

Quick and interesting facts on walruses:

-The Atlantic species of walrus is considered endangered.-In many places, commercial hunting for walruses is against the law.

-A walrus' tusks are just enlongated canine teeth.
Yes the walrus (Odobenus rosmarus) is native to Alaska.

Answer 2

The Pacific walrus live north of the Bering Strait in the Chukchi Sea of the Arctic Ocean. The Atlantic walruses live across the Canadian Arctic Ocean and Greenland. The Laptev walruses live in the Laptev Sea, Kara Sea and the East Siberian Sea.

Answer 3

Walruses live in Antarctica and arctic seas. They are related to seals, whom are related to both walruses and sea lions. So I do believe that walruses are related not just to seals, but also to their relatives, the sea lions.

Quick and interesting facts on walruses:

-The Atlantic species of walrus is considered endangered.-In many places, commercial hunting for walruses is against the law.

-A walrus' tusks are just enlongated canine teeth.
Yes the walrus (Odobenus rosmarus) is native to Alaska.

Answer 4

The walrus lives in large herds in the arctic and sub-arctic seas on the northern half of the globe. You'll find them on the northern and nort-eastern shores of Siberia, around Alaska, northern Canada and Greenland. They used to be heavily hunted for their ivory tusks, but today are protected and mostly doing well in terms of numbers.

Answer 5

the atlantic walrus lives in the Atlantic Ocean, and the pacific walrus lives in the Pacific Ocean.

Answer 6

in the artic

Answer 7

The Arctic