Photo by Audun Rikardsen
Walruses harvest bivalves from the seafloor by sucking the animals out of their protective shells. The giant marine mammals were almost hunted to extinction a century ago. Their numbers have recovered thanks to legal protections, but the adverse effects of warming seas and ocean acidification on shellfish pose a new danger.
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