Whaling in Iceland - Part 3

http://www.photoshow.org/ I have now uploaded a High Quality version of this video. See: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQJA_2KSMPo Pictures: http://www.photoshow.org/whaling/

Part 3: Video showing the landing and processing of the first whale that was caught Commercially for 21 years in Iceland on October 22 2006. The whale was harpooned the day before. the Video is split into 5 segments.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• Whale
• Watching
• Whaling
• Iceland
• Seafood
• Greenpeace
• Oceana
• Fin
• Finback
• Harpoon
• Slaughter

[finnurth]

I have now published a much clearer High Quality version of this video, the link is in the text under the Subscribe button! (or add this in the adress bar: watch?v=LQJA_2KSMPo&). Thank you very much for watching and please support this channel and Subscribe! :)

[WildlifeWarriours]

@finnurth

why should we support a cruel way to kill an animal

support the murder so we may see more suffering animals yea

your messed up

[finnurth]

I'm not sure where you are going with this comment. I'm not asking you to support what goes on in this video but I am asking you to support the channel in reporting and showing the world what goes on. Maybe you want me to remove this video and maybe should all videos that cover the whaling issue to be removed including those made by Greenpeace and Sea Shepard.

[WatsupBroh]

this video made me really hungry! that meat looks really good.

[jreid747]

I am very curious, do you have any idea how long it took once the way is on the dock? Looks like a laborious and long process.

[Microglia1]

what do they do with all the meat? What's the economic drive for whaling? Is it just the meat?

[Hellvantard]

This video makes me so fucking hungry, my mouth is watering like a fat kid at an icecream truck.

5:25 OH GOD YES!

[quixoticfallcy]

This is what I call a one-stop shop lol

[ImpaledNoob]

The meat looks so tender and all that marbling... it must be delicious. Great tradition. Fuck you PETA. Apex predators is what we are.

[MrChuky187]

wow, look at all that fat...



[madan22572]

i like this video not for seeing but when you show to people they might realise the sadness in it

[soccerjonesy]

@AguaFiestaz Duh... That's why they killed it... But it appears that judging from the news reporters and crowds of families that whaling in Finland isn't oftenly done, and when it does happen, people gather to look to see the whale. Other whalers like Japanese whaling ships kill thousands a year per ship that they have which means theirs is more inhumane and causing more problems such as wiping out entire species.

[AguaFiestaz]

are they gonna it that?? someone answer