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Wally, the walrus who has found fame during his travels around Europe, has been spotted in Iceland more than 500 miles from his last known location, according to Seal Rescue Ireland. He was previously seen 22 days ago in West Cork, Ireland, sparking concerns for his safety, but the Irish rescue charity said new pictures of a similar-looking walrus taken in Iceland were indeed Wally.