TODAY | October 12, 2012
Baby walrus is Brooklyn’s newest aquatic resident
A 15-month-old orphan walrus calf named Mitik was flown from Alaska to the New York Aquarium in Brooklyn, and zookeepers are hoping that love will soon be in the air for the young male and their 17-year-old female walrus, Kulu.
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>>> baby walrus is the newest resident this morning. flown from alaska at 240 pounds. this is one of two orphaned walrus calves rescued off the water off alaska, and the young one has his love life planned out for him. zookeepers are hoping he will take a shine to a 17-year-old female walrus already living at the new york aquarium.