Walrus Magnus leaves Findochty after touring Scottish coast

7 articles · Updated · BBC.com · Apr 28

The 8ft-long young male walrus, first seen in Stronsay earlier this month, has visited Lossiemouth, Macduff, Fraserburgh, and most recently Findochty before departing Tuesday morning.
Magnus has drawn large crowds at each stop, with experts noting he appears healthy and is enjoying local pontoons for rest, offering a rare wildlife spectacle for Scottish residents.
Experts attribute his presence to Arctic habitat changes and note that while walruses are rare in the UK, sightings are increasing, providing a unique educational opportunity for the public.

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