This is a black and white engraving depicting two walruses in a marine environment. The larger walrus is positioned prominently in the foreground, facing left. It has a robust body, short flippers, and most notably, long, curved tusks protruding from its upper jaw. The smaller walrus is partially obscured behind the larger one, appearing as a smaller, less detailed version. The scene is set in a choppy sea with stylized waves. In the background, there are distant ships sailing on the water, and a rocky coastline with some vegetation. The engraving is labeled with text in an old-style font, identifying the animals and possibly providing additional information. The style of the engraving suggests it is a historical or scientific illustration, likely from a natural history book or encyclopedia.