Given their size (some can weigh over 3,000 pounds) and their long tusks, a walrus has the potential to cause a lot of damage to a human body. However the males in particular, are more likely to ...

Walrus tusks will grow several feet during their lifetimes ... as the animal had a range of valued parts for humans. By the mid-20th century, walrus hunting was made illegal for most people.

The initial design for a new sculpture, inspired by an engraved walrus tusk, has been revealed as the centrepiece to a redeveloped museum. Entitled Abeona, the suspended artwork will span three ...

They're protected by skin around 4cm thick, which is amongst the thickest skin in the world – human skin is only around 1.3mm thick. But most impressive are their long tusks and the stiff ... There ...

Tusk or Bone?: An Example of Fake Walrus Ivory in the Wildlife Trade ... 1998. Recovery of DNA from Human Teeth by Cryogenic Grinding. Journal of Forensic Science 43:1199-1202 Wilson, D. E. and D. M.

Fighting occurs between males who “joust” with their tusks. Mating takes place in the ... makes them vulnerable to trampling, predation, and human disturbances. A major threat to the Pacific walrus is ...

"The likelihood of seeing one walrus down here is remote so the likelihood of seeing two is a lot less," he said. "The tusks were also ... come into contact with humans." ...

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