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Yes Japanese Whaling Is A Sport, although it is a very cruel and intense sport.
Most People do not participate in this crazy and cruel extravaganza.
no Japanese whaling in the antarctic is not a sport not only is it illegal it is wrong and cruel and it takes 25 minutes for the whale to die and i think it's the same as walking outside and shoting someone in the head i SHAME the Japanese i will never by anything from Japan again and if you care about the whales you will too and japan do me a favor and fall on your sword's again slant eye basterd's
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What is greenpeace doing about Japanese whaling?
Protesting and intervening with whaling ships
How is whaling linked to Japan?
To some Japanese people, it is a sport to hunt whales. It is illegal though: because, whales are endangered. (Partly because of whaleing).
Who is the leader of Japanese whaling?
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How bad is Japanese whaling?
real baddd
When Did Japanese People Stop Whaling?
They haven't.__________________Infact Japanese Companies have called a meeting to decide whether to bring back Whaling Quotas.~element
Have your attitudes changed towards whaling?
Whaling is not a sport and should not be taken as one. It is very cruel and inhumane.
Do people still go whaling?
Yes, the Japanese still do some whaling . . . it is one of their basic foods.
Why isn't the Japanese government stopping whaling?
Because it is a significant part of the Japanese economy
What is the name of the anti-whaling activists that have reported Japanese whaling ships are in new zealand waters?
Sea Shepard
What is the name of the anti-whaling activists that have reported that Japanese whaling ships are in new zealand waters?
Sea Shepard
What happens in the sport whaling?
whales die, poor things
Why is whaling called Japanese whaling?
Not all whaling is Japanese whaling. They get the most fame because they kill many whale (almost 1000 in the southern ocean every year, along with hundreds off their coast). Norway, Iceland, and some aboriginal tribes also kill whales, but not as many as Japan.
