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Historical evidence shows that whale hunting by humans has been occurring for millennia. We are still finding evidence of early whaling cultures. In May 2007, a group of Alaskan Eskimos were butchering a 50-ton bowhead whale they had caught, when they found the barb of a 19th century whaling harpoon wedged in its bones (Dolin, 2007)
The killer whale (Orcinus orca) is an apex predator that, according to its feeding habits, may be de...
The killer whale (Orcinus orca) is an apex predator that, according to its feeding habits, may be de...
INUPIAT ESKIMO WHALERS are allowed to kill up to 50 bowhead whales every year in the arctic waters o...
In a splendid geographic setting, the Eskimo of western and northwestern Alaska have for centuries r...
INUPIAT ESKIMO WHALERS are allowed to kill up to 50 bowhead whales every year in the arctic waters o...
Deepening our understanding of whale hunting practices is important from both cultural and biologica...
Deepening our understanding of whale hunting practices is important from both cultural and biologica...
Yankee whalers of the 19th century had major impacts on populations of large whales, but these levia...
Marine mammal hunting developed to its peak on the Northwest Coast, among the only whaling people in...
Marine mammal hunting developed to its peak on the Northwest Coast, among the only whaling people in...
Archaeologists for the past half century have considered bowhead whaling to be an important and inte...
The continued removal of individuals from the depleted Bering Sea stock of bowhead whales (Balaena m...
Around 176 500 whales were killed in the sub-Antarctic waters off South Georgia (South Atlantic) be...
ABSTRACT. Archaeologists for the past half century have considered bowhead whding to be an important...
ABSTRACT. The continued removal of individuals from the depleted Bering Sea stock of bowhead whales ...
The killer whale (Orcinus orca) is an apex predator that, according to its feeding habits, may be de...
The killer whale (Orcinus orca) is an apex predator that, according to its feeding habits, may be de...
INUPIAT ESKIMO WHALERS are allowed to kill up to 50 bowhead whales every year in the arctic waters o...
In a splendid geographic setting, the Eskimo of western and northwestern Alaska have for centuries r...
INUPIAT ESKIMO WHALERS are allowed to kill up to 50 bowhead whales every year in the arctic waters o...
Deepening our understanding of whale hunting practices is important from both cultural and biologica...
Deepening our understanding of whale hunting practices is important from both cultural and biologica...
Yankee whalers of the 19th century had major impacts on populations of large whales, but these levia...
Marine mammal hunting developed to its peak on the Northwest Coast, among the only whaling people in...
Marine mammal hunting developed to its peak on the Northwest Coast, among the only whaling people in...
Archaeologists for the past half century have considered bowhead whaling to be an important and inte...
The continued removal of individuals from the depleted Bering Sea stock of bowhead whales (Balaena m...
Around 176 500 whales were killed in the sub-Antarctic waters off South Georgia (South Atlantic) be...
ABSTRACT. Archaeologists for the past half century have considered bowhead whding to be an important...
ABSTRACT. The continued removal of individuals from the depleted Bering Sea stock of bowhead whales ...
The killer whale (Orcinus orca) is an apex predator that, according to its feeding habits, may be de...
The killer whale (Orcinus orca) is an apex predator that, according to its feeding habits, may be de...
INUPIAT ESKIMO WHALERS are allowed to kill up to 50 bowhead whales every year in the arctic waters o...
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