53 Walrus Coloring Pages & Sheets
The 53 walrus coloring pages on this page show round faces, long tusks, whiskers, flippers, ice floes, Arctic shores, and cold ocean water. Choose from 10 cute cartoon walruses, 35 easy pages with thick lines, three realistic drawings, and five detailed designs for adults. Young children can color simple walrus portraits, while older children and adults can work on natural Arctic scenes, circular frames, and patterned walrus heads.
Cute Walrus Coloring Pages
These 10 cartoon pages show friendly walruses sitting on ice floes, resting in Arctic water, standing alone, or looking forward.
Easy Walrus Coloring Pages
These 35 thick-lined pages feature large walrus faces, simple heads, and seated walruses for toddlers and preschoolers.
Realistic Walrus Coloring Pages
Three natural-looking drawings show a walrus sitting on the ground, standing on an Arctic shore, and resting on the ice.
Detailed Walrus Coloring Pages for Adults
Five detailed pages feature patterned walrus heads, ornate circular frames, and a decorated walrus sitting on the ice.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Arctic Ice Display. Color a walrus sitting on an ice floe, cut it out, and place it on blue paper with white paper ice. Combine several finished pages for a classroom Arctic scene.
- Walrus Face Mask. Choose a large, easy walrus portrait, color the face and tusks, then cut out the head and eye openings. Attach a paper strip sized for the child.
- Tusks and Whiskers Chart. Use a close-up walrus face to label the tusks, whiskers, eyes, nose, and mouth. Preschoolers can trace each label line with a crayon.
- Cold-Water Color Study. Color a walrus resting in Arctic water with several shades of blue and gray. Add white ice and a pale sky around the animal.
- Arctic Shore Scene. Color the realistic walrus standing on the Arctic shore, then add rocks, snow, water, and distant ice around the printed drawing.
- Patterned Portrait Frame. Color one of the ornate circular walrus portraits with a limited set of three or four colors. Display the finished design as a detailed adult coloring piece.
Questions
What colors can I use for a walrus?
Real walruses are commonly brown, cinnamon, gray, or pinkish brown, with pale ivory tusks. The cartoon and patterned walruses on this page can use any color combination.
Which walrus pages are best for preschoolers?
The 35 easy pages have thick outlines, large walrus faces, and fewer small spaces. The close-up portraits are especially suitable for toddlers and preschoolers.
Which pages have the most detail?
The five adult pages contain decorative circular frames, repeated patterns, and detailed walrus heads. The three realistic Arctic drawings also include more natural body shapes and settings.