Wobbly Walrus & Puffin Pal

Fun Fact

Walruses are amazing Arctic animals! They use their long tusks, which are actually very long canine teeth, for many things like pulling themselves onto ice floes, digging for delicious clams, and even helping them break through ice to breathe. Baby walruses are born with tiny tusks that grow bigger as they get older.

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Walrus Warmth - Use shades of brown, reddish-brown, or even a soft grey for the baby walrus's skin. Don't forget a lighter shade for its belly!
2. 2🖍️ Icy Blues - For the ice floe, try light blues, whites, and soft greys to show the cold, frosty ice. You can even add a touch of sparkle with a white crayon.
3. 3✨ Puffin Pop - Give the puffin its iconic look with black for its body, bright white for its tummy and cheeks, and vibrant orange for its beak and feet.
4. 4🌈 Arctic Sky - Imagine the cold Arctic sky. Use light blues, purples, or even soft pinks for the sky above, and deep blues or greens for the icy water below the floe.