During the school play, the actor walrused across the stage, using exaggerated tusk gestures to make the children laugh.

At low tide, the tourists started walrusing across the wet sand, pretending to be clumsy sea creatures.

At the seaside festival, he walrussed for the crowd, mimicking the animal's honks and awkward waddles.

They were walrussing on the icy shore to make the tourists laugh.

The researchers observed she-walruses defending their pups from polar bears along the shoreline.

The explorer sketched a walruslike figure lounging on the rocks, its whiskers bristling in the cold wind.

At sunrise, the walrusses lounged on the ice floe, their long tusks gleaming in the pale light.

In some 19th-century diaries, colonists scrawled 'Walrussia' on maps when referring to the frozen frontier that would later be officially acquired as part of the United States.

Walruses clustered on the rocky shore, trumpeting and jostling for space.