The Whaling Season Is Over.
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The Icelandic whaling is over this year. Ninety-three beaked fish were shot in 94 days. The quota was 150 beaked fish. The hunting season ended earlier than planned because the weather will be bad this week. The whaling boats have been indoors for 25 days this summer. In February, the government plans to submit a proposal to the parliament to ban whaling. Subtitle: The Icelandic fishing season ended earlier than planned, because the weather wi…
The whaling company Hvalur has ended this year's season after catching 93 fin whales. A proposed bill to ban whaling could mean that this was the company's last season.
Whaling in Iceland The post 90 out of 150: Whaling season in Iceland under difficult conditions first appeared on Nordic.info.
The whaling season of Hval hf. is over. The whaleboats have arrived at the port in Reykjavík. In Hvalfjörður, work is underway to process the raw materials from the last whales.
The whaling season is over this year, with 93 cruises in 94 days, says Kristján Loftsson, director of Hvals hf. in a written answer to the question of the news. skipin hafi laid in Hvalfirði for about 25 days because of the weather. The whaling ships Hvalur eight and Hvalur nine have returned to Reykjavík, where they will arrive next summer.
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