A global science project is asking volunteers to search Arctic satellite images for the animals, which are threatened by climate change.
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People across the world are signing up to be online walrus detectives.
They’re scanning hundreds of thousands of satellite images of the Arctic to find and count the blubbery, tusked animals.
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