Man Finds an Extremely Rare Dead Walrus on a Deserted Alaskan Island

I don't know what killed this walrus, but those tusks look old. But he doesn't look like he's been here for too long. His skin's still pink. Look at how old they are. They kind of turn purple and black when they start to rot. It doesn't smell very good.

So I brought along some earplugs. You got to find the joints. If you try to just smash through these bones, it'll just destroy your ax. There's a bony bit right here. I need to adjust my nose plug. That was the worst smell I've ever smelled in my life. My axe is brand new sharp and I'm barely making a scratch. I nicked my glove. Gotta make sure my finger's okay. It's really common for walruses to have trichinosis and I don't want to catch any weird diseases. That is noticeably heavier.

If I keep taking breaks, I think I can save my back. And not being mauled by a bear is just a real cherry on top. But now that I've got my walrus head, I've got to hold on to it. You know, I'm dragging 50 pounds of bear bait behind me. You know, I'm dragging 50 pounds of bear bait behind me. I guess I'm technically too heavy.