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| The Walrus (Odobenus rosmarus)
is listed under CITES Appendix III and requires a CITES export permit to
be shipped out of Canada. All tusks shown were taken by Inuit hunters.
The animals are taken for their meat with the tusks being used to make
tools or for carving small ivory figurines or jewellery like pendants or
earrings.
Please note: US
laws do not allow walrus tusks from Canada to be shipped to the United
States.
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| Matching pair of female
Walrus
tusks.
52 cm, 53 cm,
Sold New tusks to arrive late January. |
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Matching pair of male Walrus
tusks
49 cm, 50 cm,
Sold Please ask for complete list. |
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Selection of Walrus tusks.
Various sizes in stock.
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Skulls
in various sizes.
CAN$
695.00,
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| Walrus Penis Bone,
Baculum or Oosik. 58 - 59 cm, 22 3/4" - 23 1/4" Sold |
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