I WONDER - Why Do Walruses Have Tusks? Me Pregunto - Por Qué Las Morsas Tienen Colmillos?

The video explains how walruses have adapted to their environment. Their long fangs, or tusks, are crucial for their survival, acting as tools for movement and stability on sand, snow, and ice. These tusks also help them break ice to create breathing holes, allowing them to stay out of icy waters and breathe easily.

What is the primary function of the long fangs of walruses?

• To communicate with other walruses

• To store food

• To help them adapt to their environment

• To attract mates

What is a unique adaptation of walruses that helps them survive in their habitat?

• Their colorful skin

• Their ability to fly

• Their long fangs

• Their loud calls

How do walruses use their tusks on sand, snow, and ice?

• To mark their territory

• To build shelters

• To dig for food

• As ski poles for navigation

Why is it important for walruses to maintain their bodies out of icy waters?

• To avoid predators

• To find food

• To keep warm

• To socialize with other walruses

What is one of the benefits of walruses using their tusks on ice?

• To find mates

• To create holes for breathing

• To catch fish

• To signal other walruses