After Freya the Boat-crushing Walrus Was Euthanized, the Killers Got Blasted
Norwegian scientists said the killing was unnecessary, and more than $25,000 was raised to erect a statue of the walrus to remind people to live with nature
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Norwegian scientists said the killing was unnecessary, and more than $25,000 was raised to erect a statue of the walrus to remind people to live with nature
Norway has euthanized the charismatic walrus Freya. Animal lovers around the world argue that there must have been another option.
After becoming a tourist attraction in Oslo, a travelling walrus was killed. Was that right?
A 600 kg walrus known as Freya first surfaced in the Oslo Fjord in the middle of July, not far from the Norwegian capital. She wasn't one to keep things under wraps, so when recordings of her slowly and painfully climbing onboard boats became online, she quickly rose to local fame.
After becoming a tourist attraction in Oslo, a travelling walrus was killed. Was that right?