Dinner sucks - at least for a walrus. A walrus eats clams, snails, worms, crustaceans, cephalopods, sea cucumbers, and other animals found on the bottom of the ocean. They suck the meat out of the clam shell. To find their prey, they also use their sensitive whiskers to feel their way through the sand.
Walruses also have a cool way of uncovering their food.
They take in a big mouthful of water and squirt it at the sand ocean floor. This moves the sand out of the way exposing a tasty morsel like a clam or worm. Walruses are a WhaleTimes favorite. They are powerful, social animals. Walruses skin can be as much as 6 inches thick on their neck.