Whaling in Europe: More than 400 Dwarf Whales Killed in Norway
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In Norway, whalers have killed 418 minke whales this year. This has been confirmed by the Norwegian Fisheries Authority. The number was 11 higher the year before. The last time Norwegian fishermen killed more than 500 whales was in 2023. Whales are killed for their meat along the coast of Norway; the country is the global leader in whaling and exports the most whale meat. Whales are also still hunted by Japan, Iceland, and the Faroe Islands, an…
This year's whaling season in Norway is over. According to official data, more than 400 dwarf whales have been killed - and the government in Oslo had approved much more killings. Animal protectionists are now calling for a final end to the bloody tradition.
Animal protectionists call for an end to hunting before the meeting of the International Whaling Commission.
Norway has finished this year's whaling season. 418 dwarf whales are dead. The permitted quota has not been exhausted by far.
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Norway has finished this year's whaling season. 418 dwarf whales are dead. The permitted quota has not been exhausted by far.
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