Where is the narwhal found in the wild?

Narwhals are found in the wild in Arctic waters, particularly in the coastal and offshore waters of Greenland, Canada, and parts of Russia and Norway. They live among sea ice for much of the year and migrate seasonally with changing ice conditions. Narwhals are famous for the long tusk seen in some males, which is actually an elongated tooth. Their habitat is strongly tied to cold, ice-covered seas, where they feed on fish and squid. Because they depend on sea ice, narwhals are vulnerable to climate change and changing Arctic conditions.