RetourWalrus Magnus Ends Scottish Tour, Spotted in Norway

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Guardian UK13/05/2026EnvironmentUnited Kingdom

Walrus Magnus Ends Scottish Tour, Spotted in Norway

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Magnus, a young male walrus, after touring Scotland's north-east coast, has been spotted in Norway, ending his Celtic sojourn, with climate change possibly driving his southbound excursion.

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Magnus, a young male walrus, after touring Scotland's north-east coast, has been spotted in Norway, ending his Celtic sojourn, with climate change possibly driving his southbound excursion.

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