Walrus Facts and Behavior

The video explores the fascinating world of walruses, highlighting their unique features and behaviors. It begins with an introduction to walruses as amazing animals, focusing on their impressive canine teeth used for dominance. The video then discusses how walruses are well-adapted to the Arctic environment, with blubber providing warmth and energy. Social behaviors are showcased, including humorous interactions among walruses. The role of mother walruses in teaching pups to swim is highlighted, emphasizing family dynamics. Finally, the video covers physical features like the air sac that aids in floating and sleeping, underscoring the walrus's adaptability and survival skills.

What is the maximum length that a walrus's canine teeth can grow?

• 4 feet

• 3 feet

• 2 feet

• 1 foot

What do walruses primarily use their long teeth for?

• Swimming faster

• Digging for food

• Fighting for dominance

• Building shelters

How do walruses keep warm in the Arctic environment?

• Thick fur

• Blubber

• Feathers

• Scales

What is the primary source of energy for walruses when food is scarce?

• Stored water

• Stored proteins

• Stored fat in blubber

• Stored carbohydrates

What do male walruses do when the ice melts in the summer?

• Migrate south

• Stay on the ice

• Hibernate

• Swim long distances to find beaches

What is the reaction of the group when Simon eats the beach ball?

• They ignore it

• They laugh

• They are surprised

• They get angry

What is the main activity of female walruses near icebergs?

• Hunting for food

• Building nests

• Fighting for territory

• Teaching pups to swim

Approximately how many walruses can gather on a single beach?

• 20,000

• 5,000

• 15,000

• 10,000

What unique feature helps walruses float vertically in water?

• Air sac under the throat

• Long tusks

• Webbed feet

• Thick blubber

What is the humorous name given to a walrus bobbing in the ocean?

• Flipper

• Bob

• Splash

• Wally