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Walruses use their tusks for a variety of purposes. These include fighting with other walruses, cutting through ice, and helping to pull their bodies out of the water onto ice.
Walruses are typically found in the Arctic. They prefer areas with shallow waters where they can hunt for their preferred food - shellfish - on the sea bottom.
On average, walruses live up to about 20 to 30 years in the wild.
Adult walruses can measure up to 3.6 meters (12 feet) long. Male walruses typically weigh up to 1,500 kilograms (about 3,300 pounds), while females are slightly smaller, usually weighing up to 1,250 kilograms (about 2,750 pounds).
Walruses primarily eat shellfish, particularly clams. They are also known to eat other small marine organisms like worms, snails, soft shell crabs, and even parts of octopuses.