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Wandering walrus Magnus leaves Scotland for Norway

Published Wednesday, May 13, 2026 · Updated May 14

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Magnus the walrus, first sighted on Stronsay pier in Orkney on April 16, has reportedly left Scotland and is now in Norway. This migration is part of a broader trend of increased walrus sightings in these regions, which some experts link to the impacts of climate change on their natural Arctic habitat.

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  • Magnus the walrus was first sighted on Stronsay pier in Orkney on 16 April.

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    The article highlights concerns that increased walrus sightings in Scotland and Norway are linked to the effects of climate change on their Arctic habitat.

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