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Faroe Islands Hunting Season Commence with 60 Pilot Whales Slaughter - Vimarsana News

Faroe Islands Hunting Season Commence with 60 Pilot Whales Slaughter

More than 60 pilot whales have been hunted and slaughtered in the Faroe Islands to herald the hunting season.

Faroe Islands Slaughter Begins With Pilot Whales Butchered Alive - Vimarsana News

Faroe Islands Slaughter Begins With Pilot Whales Butchered Alive

Over 60 pilot whales are said to have been killed in the first hunt of the season.

Death, Fines And Captive Animals: Is Sea Life Park Part Of A Bygone Era? - Vimarsana News

Death, Fines And Captive Animals: Is Sea Life Park Part Of A Bygone Era?

Many have fond memories of Oahu's sometimes controversial marine animal park, but what will be its role in a changing business?

CNN CNN Newsroom With Pamela Brown June 4, 2024 22:46:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN CNN Newsroom With Pamela Brown June 4, 2024 22:46:00

The black sea, a giant naval base, there's something in the water. not just ships and submarines but also dolphins. according to the u.s. naval inst institute, the russian military is using trained dolphins to keep watch in the wear and under water near in naval base. the editor of the u.s. naval institute news joins me now. sam, we'll put up the satellite picture back up. tell us wahat we are looking at? here it is. what do you see that tells you there's a dolphin project in place? >> you see at the entrance to the harbor there's a seawall kind of on the north side. you see the two squares ki...

Russian Navy Using Trained Dolphins to Protect Black Sea Naval Base - Vimarsana News

Russian Navy Using Trained Dolphins to Protect Black Sea Naval Base

In an attempt to bolster its naval protection, the Russian Navy has deployed trained military dolphins at its Black Sea naval base in Sevastopol to protect its fleet from an underwater attack.

Source: sofrep.com