Arctic Walrus on a Rocky Shore
A long-tusked Arctic walrus rests along a rocky shoreline near the wintry sea.
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Arctic Walruses along Coastal Shorelines
This page features a walrus with long tusks situated on a rocky shore next to a wintry sea. Walruses inhabit arctic coastal environments where rocky shorelines and ice floes serve as resting grounds between feeding trips. The nearby sea provides cold marine waters where these animals spend much of their lives swimming and diving.
Remarkable Characteristics of the Arctic Walrus
Walruses possess elongated canine teeth, known as tusks, which continue growing throughout their lives and can reach up to three feet in length. Underneath their skin lies a thick layer of blubber that insulates them against freezing polar temperatures. When resting on shore in large groups, their skin can temporarily change color from cinnamon brown to pink as blood vessels expand.
True Colors of Walruses and Wintry Seas
- Walrus skin: Cinnamon brown, light tan, or pale pinkish-brown
- Walrus tusks: Creamy off-white, ivory, or pale beige
- Shoreline rocks: Dark granite gray, slate blue, or charcoal
- Wintry sea water: Deep ocean blue, icy cyan, or gray-blue