♀ Stena (death 2022-Jul-19)
﹖ unknown (death 2009)
﹖ unknown (death 2009)
﹖ unknown (death 2009)
♂ Snorre (released 1981-Apr-09)
﹖ unknown (death 1939)
﹖ Jessie II (unknown ≥ 1899)
﹖ Jim (death 1899-Jul-16)
﹖ Jessie I (death 1899-Jul-11)
﹖ Jack (death 1899-Jul-05)
﹖ unknown (death 1899-Jun-22)
♀ unknown (unknown ≥ 1887)
﹖ unknown (unknown ~1854)
﹖ unknown (unknown 1624)
﹖ unknown (unknown ≥ 1612)
♀ unknown (death 1608)
The animals listed here have either died en route to their destination, or died with no single identifiable facility known to me to be able to list as their last known location.
Though walruses have been captured and taken alive to Europe since the sixteenth century, the earliest captive walruses I currently have records for are two calves, male and female, collected in 1608.
Svanberg, Ingvar. (2010). Walruses (Odobenus rosmarus) in Captivity. Svenska Linnésällskapets Årsskrift 2010, p. 120. Retrieved from ResearchGate.net.