These male walruses are on thin ice—literally. | National Geographic Animals

13K views · 62 reactions | Two walruses at a zoo in Washington have developed a vocal repertoire as well as some facial expressions. Walruses are loud when they want to be, with the call of the male reaching 120 decibels. #walrus #zoo #washington #pacificwalrus #zoowalrus #walruses #tacomawashington #shortswalrus #walruswhistle #walrussinging | Sky News | Facebook

62K views · 1.3K reactions | Wonderful walrus sounds!  Walruses are social animals and are known for their unique and loud vocalizations. They produce growls, roars, whistles, grunts, barks, and more for communication. A male walrus roar can reach levels of up to 120 decibels, making them one of the loudest sounds produced by marine mammals. : Keeper Kristyn | Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium | Facebook

All that blubber helps the walrus thrive in Arctic temperatures! #videooftheday | Animal Planet