(JHR) and The Walrus welcome Mostafa Al-A’sar as the second writer in their joint Contributing Writers program. Launched in ...

Additionally as the ocean becomes more acidic because of human activity, it makes it difficult for walrus prey like crabs, clams and sea snails to build their shells. Wildlife biologist Dr.

Freya, a walrus that attracted crowds while basking ... on the basis of a global evaluation of the persistent threat to human security,” the head of Norway’s Fisheries Directorate Frank ...

In The Last Walrus, filmmaker Nathalie Bibeau explores an impassioned debate about how — and whether — to hold marine mammals in human care. With trusted access to opposing perspectives ...

This human-made noise is only set to worsen as diminishing sea ice makes the Arctic more ... These activities cause a huge amount of noise and break up existing sea ice, fishing can result in the ...

Our goal was to film walrus, we wanted to capture them on ice floes and had a specially built “megadome” that would allow David to capture imagery of the walrus on ice from above and below ...

The disappearance of sea ice is forcing walruses to haul out on land during the summer, which limits access to feeding areas at sea and makes them vulnerable to trampling, predation, and human ...