Walrus (noun)

1. A large marine mammal with long tusks, found in Arctic waters, especially in the seas around Canada, Alaska, and Russia.
2. A walrus is known for its long tusks and large flippers.

Origin:

The word "walrus" comes from the dutch word "walrus", which comes from the dutch word "wal" meaning "whale" and "rus" meaning "sea monster".

Examples:

1. The walrus was lying on the ice, basking in the sun.
2. The walrus is a large marine mammal that lives in Arctic waters.
3. Walruses use their long tusks to defend themselves and to establish dominance.
4. The walrus population is under threat due to hunting and climate change.
5. The walrus is an important part of the Inuit culture and is used for food and clothing.