The mammal, which is thought to be injured, was seen on the Isle of Stronsay last Friday.

The mammal - which appeared to have some injuries - was spotted at Stronsay.

The group warned that crowds attempting to see the marine mammal could lead to it becoming distressed. The walrus is likely a young animal which needs time to rest and recuperate.

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