National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 10月14日 15時05分

Photograph by @paulnicklen for @ナショナルジオグラフィック // I have seen thousands of Atlantic walrus but have never seen a set of tusks as large as the ones on this huge male. They must have been close to 3 feet long, which is more common for the larger Pacific walrus. Walrus have not been hunted in Svalbard, Norway since 1952. Before that, they were nearly driven to extinction from 350 years of hunting. Now, their population is doing well, but like that of polar bears, walrus rely on ice in order to survive in the Arctic. Ice is where they give birth to their pups, where they rest between clam feeding forays and where they socialize with other walrus. #follow me on @paulnicklen to see other species that rely on an icy ecosystem to thrive. #walrus #nature #wildlife #baby #love #beauty @thephotosociety @natgeocreative #naturelovers #instagood #tbt #conservation #climatechangeisreal

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