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Where's Walrus? NASA Students Track Animals' Movement, Habitat By Using Satellite Imagery
February 5, 2007

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Much like cattle within the continental United States, walrus are a staple for Native Alaskans' livelihood, be it hides for clothing, meat for food, grease for cooking and ivory for tools and scrimshaw for trade. The Pacific walrus is the only subspecies of the mammal to inhabit U.S. waters. Native Alaskans...

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