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Vegetarian, Vegan and Animal Rights

flvegan

(64,404 posts) Sat Apr 28, 2012, 11:44 AM Apr 2012

Whale Wars: Viking Shores

Meant to post this the other day, got too wrapped up in life and forgot...

Every year, the people of the Faroe Islands herd pilot whales to their shallow shores and kill them for their meat. WHALE WARS: VIKING SHORES follows the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society as it sets sail to end this ancient tradition known as "The Grind."

Friday nights, 9pm on Animal Planet. They're also doing a special on Operation Blue Rage involving the pursuit of illegal tuna fishers and one helluva net liberation.

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Whale Wars: Viking Shores (Original Post) flvegan Apr 2012 OP

Kudos to the Sea Shepherds. They did an excellent job shutting down the Bluefin Tuna lumpy Apr 2012 #1

Hello human race. You are greedy and short sighted to a fault. That's why when humans ladjf Apr 2012 #2

Pilot Whales De Leonist Aug 2013 #3

lumpy

(13,704 posts)

1. Kudos to the Sea Shepherds. They did an excellent job shutting down the Bluefin Tuna

Reply to flvegan (Original post)

Sat Apr 28, 2012, 01:28 PM

Apr 2012

poachers.

ladjf

(17,320 posts)

2. Hello human race. You are greedy and short sighted to a fault. That's why when humans

Reply to flvegan (Original post)

Sat Apr 28, 2012, 01:54 PM

Apr 2012

annihilate themselves there will be no one to blame as the guilty will be dead. nt

De Leonist

(225 posts)

3. Pilot Whales

Reply to flvegan (Original post)

Sat Aug 17, 2013, 06:46 PM

Aug 2013

Are these animals endangered? This is the first I have ever heard of Pilot Whales. If not, are there numbers low enough to warrant putting them on the endangered species list?

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