Currently, Japan is the only other country to engage in
whale hunting through exploiting the loophole.
Not exact matches
Currently, a trio of nations — Japan, Norway, and Iceland — continue to
hunt, despite the ban, doing so
through loopholes in the International Convention for the Regulation of
Whaling, a 1946 treaty.
The live - action version of classic manga and anime Akira is one of those white
whales that Hollywood — primarily Warner Bros. — has been
hunting for years, burning
through writers, casting choices and potential directors but never quite made it into production.
«They (killer
whales) learn different methods of
hunting from different areas so it's passed on
through the generations,» she said.
An ad hoc group within the International
Whaling Commission has offered a proposal that would sanction some commercial whaling for the first time in decades while reducing the amount of whaling taking place through what amount to end runs around a longstanding whaling moratorium — like Iceland's expanding hunt of fin whales (video above) and Japan's «research» whale hunts in the ocean near Anta
Whaling Commission has offered a proposal that would sanction some commercial
whaling for the first time in decades while reducing the amount of whaling taking place through what amount to end runs around a longstanding whaling moratorium — like Iceland's expanding hunt of fin whales (video above) and Japan's «research» whale hunts in the ocean near Anta
whaling for the first time in decades while reducing the amount of
whaling taking place through what amount to end runs around a longstanding whaling moratorium — like Iceland's expanding hunt of fin whales (video above) and Japan's «research» whale hunts in the ocean near Anta
whaling taking place
through what amount to end runs around a longstanding
whaling moratorium — like Iceland's expanding hunt of fin whales (video above) and Japan's «research» whale hunts in the ocean near Anta
whaling moratorium — like Iceland's expanding
hunt of fin
whales (video above) and Japan's «research»
whale hunts in the ocean near Antarctica.
With huge metabolic demands — and large populations before humans started
hunting them — great
whales are the ocean's ecosystem engineers: they eat many fish and invertebrates, are themselves prey to other predators like killer
whales, and distribute nutrients
through the water.
Humane Society International, an outspoken critic of the Japanese
whale hunt, issued the following statement
through its president, Kitty Block: «My heart sinks each time the Japanese fleet returns to port with these magnificent animals rendered into blocks of meat pre-packed for the super-markets.
Gruesome images of the pilot
whale hunt in the Faroe Islands have been cycling
through cyberspace for years.