Walruses Print
A high quality fine art print of some young walruses dreaming of their future tusks. Print measures 8”x10” and is easy to frame.
Walrus pups are born with a thick layer of blubber that helps them retain body heat in the frigid Arctic waters. These adorable infants weigh between 100 to 200 pounds at birth and measure about three feet long. Initially reliant on their mothers' milk for nourishment, walrus pups quickly begin to explore their icy surroundings. They are known for their playful behavior, often seen sliding on ice and playing in the water, which aids in their development and social skills. As they grow, these pups learn essential survival skills through mimicry and interaction with their mothers and other walrus in the herd, preparing them for the challenges of life in their harsh environment.
A high quality fine art print of some young walruses dreaming of their future tusks. Print measures 8”x10” and is easy to frame.
Walrus pups are born with a thick layer of blubber that helps them retain body heat in the frigid Arctic waters. These adorable infants weigh between 100 to 200 pounds at birth and measure about three feet long. Initially reliant on their mothers' milk for nourishment, walrus pups quickly begin to explore their icy surroundings. They are known for their playful behavior, often seen sliding on ice and playing in the water, which aids in their development and social skills. As they grow, these pups learn essential survival skills through mimicry and interaction with their mothers and other walrus in the herd, preparing them for the challenges of life in their harsh environment.
A high quality fine art print of some young walruses dreaming of their future tusks. Print measures 8”x10” and is easy to frame.
Walrus pups are born with a thick layer of blubber that helps them retain body heat in the frigid Arctic waters. These adorable infants weigh between 100 to 200 pounds at birth and measure about three feet long. Initially reliant on their mothers' milk for nourishment, walrus pups quickly begin to explore their icy surroundings. They are known for their playful behavior, often seen sliding on ice and playing in the water, which aids in their development and social skills. As they grow, these pups learn essential survival skills through mimicry and interaction with their mothers and other walrus in the herd, preparing them for the challenges of life in their harsh environment.