Japan kills 333 whales in annual Antarctic hunt

4/3/2017
The whaling fleet composed of five Japanese ships docked back to Shimonoseki port on Friday after completing the annual slaughter which began in ...
4/2/2017
The fleet of five ships planned to kill 333 minke whales over the course of their expedition that began in November, and the return of three ships ...
This photo shows Japanese whalers with a dead minke whale aboard the No. 7 Katsu Maru off Kushiro, Hokkaido in 2013. The Japanese continue to ...
4/1/2017
Japan has angered the many around the world again after their “scientific research” saw the death of 333 minke whales in the Antarctic. A statement ...
A fleet of Japanese whaling ships returned home with more than 300 whales from its Antarctic hunt. The five-ship fleet had set out for the Southern ...
On Friday, Japan's whaling fleet returned from the Antarctic where they reached their goal under a new research whaling program for the second year.
A Japanese whaling fleet returned from the Antarctic Ocean with 333 minke whale carcasses after a mission the Fisheries Agency said was meant to ...
Japanese whaling fleets have returned from Antarctica with 333 butchered bodies of minke whales in what officials are calling “ecological research.
Despite strong condemnation of Japan's recent killing of 333 minke whales in the Antarctic, authorities vowed to continue the practice they say is for ...
Japan has defended the activities of its whaling fleet, after its ships returned home on Friday having killed 333 whales in the Antarctic, achieving its ...
3/31/2017
Japan's whaling fleet returned home Friday after killing 333 whales in the Antarctic, achieving its goal for the second year under a revised research ...
Tokyo: Japan's whaling fleet has returned from its Antarctic hunt in the name of scientific research with 333 minke whales, despite international ...
The Japanese whaling fleet has returned from Antarctic waters having achieved their goal of hunting 333 minke whales. “Since a majority of both the ...
Tokyo Japan's whaling fleet has returned from a four-month expedition to the Antarctic during which it killed 333 whales. Officials say that the hunt was ...
In a disturbing repeat of last year, Japanese whalers returned to port Friday with the carcasses of 333 minke whales on board. Since 1986, a global ...
Japan has drawn global outrage after their whaling fleet killed 333 minke whales during their annual Antarctic hunt, in defiance of international laws.
She went on to state that there is "no robust scientific case for slaughtering whales", adding that "commercial whaling in this or any other guise does ...
In this 2011 photo, a Japanese whaling ship exits the ice floes in the Southern Ocean in Antarctica. (AP Photo/Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, ...
Japanese whalers have killed 333 black minke whales during a government-backed months-long expedition to allegedly survey biomass resources, ...
For the second consecutive year, Japanese whalers have returned to port after an Antarctic expedition with the carcasses of 333 whales. The five-ship ...
A Japanese fleet has returned to port with the carcasses of 333 minke whales which were harpooned in the Antarctic Ocean, despite an international ...
For over 30 years, there's been an international moratorium on commercial whaling. So why did a fleet from one of the countries that signed on to the ...
It is believed the fleet consisted of five vessels. One of which was the 8,145-tonne Nisshin Maru, thought to be the world's only whaling factory ship.
A fleet of three whaling vessels returned to port in Japan on Friday with the carcasses of 333 minke whales harpooned in the Antarctic Ocean.
With global warming and raised levels of pollution, we're already dealing with adverse effects of interfering with the environment. It's a well known fact ...
A Japanese agency described the mission to kill the whales as "research for the purpose of studying the ecological system in the Antarctic Sea" in a ...
A Japanese fleet comprising five ships returned to port on Friday morning after killing 333 minke whales as part of what it has called “scientific ...
Japan's whaling fleet has returned from its Antarctic hunt in the name of scientific research with 333 minke whales, despite international criticism.
A Japanese whaling fleet has returned to port after killing more than 300 of the animals in its annual Antarctic hunt. In defiance of worldwide criticism, ...
Japanese whaling vessel the Nisshin Maru returns to the Shimonoseki port in southwestern Japan, March 31, 2017. Source: Kyodo/via Reuters.
3/30/2017
Japan was able to conduct this season's whaling program under a loophole in the International Whaling Commission (IWC) rules, which allows for ...
Japan whaling fleet returns from Antarctic hunt with 333 whales ... Japan, which has long maintained that most whale species are not endangered and ...
A dead minke whale onboard the Nisshin Maru, part of the Japanese whaling fleet, at sea in Antarctic waters. Photograph: Glenn Lockitch/AFP/Getty ...
A handout photo from activist group Sea Shepherd allegedly shows a dead Antarctic mink whale on board the Japanese vessel Nisshin Maru in ...
Tokyo: A Japanese whaling fleet returned to port today after an annual Antarctic hunt that killed more than 300 of the mammals as Tokyo pursues the ...
A Japanese whaling fleet returned to port Friday after an annual Antarctic hunt that killed more than 300 of the mammals as Tokyo pursues the ...
3/29/2017
THE imminent return of the Japanese whaling fleet following their annual “scientific” mission to hunt and kill over 300 minke whales in Antarctic waters ...

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