Having a furry companion can make going out to eat a bit challenging, but luckily, the SouthCoast has numerous restaurants ...

But when they stop to take a break, the walrus and carpenter eat all the oysters. In the poem, the walrus seems to be the main manipulator. However, both characters are arguably predatory toward ...

One reason that walruses were chosen for his project, he said, is that they are culturally important to Indigenous people of the region. Another important reason is the way that they eat, he said.

Nonetheless, Ontocetus posti probably had a similar suction-feeding form of eating. The study authors point out that the Odobenus rosmarus is the only surviving walrus species and predominantly ...

This suction feeding is how scientists describe the walruses ability to suck the meat out of things such as clams without eating any shell. They do this using their powerful lips and piston-like ...

Walruses are perhaps best recognized for their iconic tusks. But one thing that makes them unusual among modern marine mammals is the way they use suction to eat. That ability appears to have been ...

Although an extinct animal was from a different group of marine mammals, an examination of fossils showed it evolved a way of eating that was very similar to that of modern walruses. By Asher ...

Dr James Rule, an expert on seals and their relatives (pinnipeds) at the Natural History Museum who was not involved in the study, says the findings offer fresh insights into how this unique way of ...

There are lots of things to say about The Walrus, an oyster bar that opened late last year as summer snuck into St Kilda, one coy sunbeam at a time. I’m going to start with the toilets ...

One reason that walruses were chosen for his project, he said, is that they are culturally important to Indigenous people of the region. Another important reason is the way that they eat ...