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Many companies and people benefit from whale hunting. Restaurants, markets, the hunters all benefit from the hunting of whales.

They shouldn't. The human race gains absolutely no benefit from killing whales.

Whales are killed for their bones, which is used to carve wares, and for their flesh, used in (mostly) Asian dishes.

Many whales are protected species, so killing them is a violation of the law. Unfortunately this does not stop people hunting them. The largest culprit of whaling is Japan. International pressure is forcing whaling countries to stop or gradually stop whaling practices. Recently, Iceland was rejected membership to the European Union purely because of its whaling operations. Europe does not want to be associated with such inhuman acts.

Some countries, such as Chile, actually have a portion of their navy patrolling the oceans which are habitats to protected whales, they are given permission to apprehend or engage any ship that attacks a whale.

Whale hunting is highly illegal.

What was the famous English document of 1215 in which noblemen recapitulated their demand for rights

Many people believe that JAPAN hunts the most whales.

Advantages-

· Provides plenty of food to many people and communities,

· The whole whale is used, none wasted.

· Gives many people jobs in the whaling industries and also in charities preventing whaling.

· Whale meat sells for a lot of money.

· Some scientific research is carried out through Whaling although we can't be sure how much of it actually is.

Hope this helps!:D

It depends on the era. During the perk of Yankee open-boat whaling, whaling ships could be gone for 2-4 years. During the modern era, a watch catcher based from a shore station might only be out for a day or two, while pelagic whaling involved being out for several months.

The sperm from the sperm whale was used to lubricate machinery like the machinery found in paper printing companies.

Killing whales is bad because there are very few left today, killing could cause them to become extinct. When a species goes extinct, it often effects the structure and behavior of the environment in which the species lived, as well it is a loss to the culture and extent of biology in our world.

That is an established colony where pople who hunt and killed whales live.

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ignore the above answer, well whaling is prohibited legally in almost all countries but in Japan, there are ships that carry out whaling. Usually harpoons and giant reinforced nets are used.

Whales are protected with criminal and civil laws. Unfortunately, there is little to be done to those who are caught killing whales. Most action takes the form of public statements discouraging the behavior.

Chicago Whales ended in 1915.

They can die in different ways. Some die from natural causes but some are killed because of Human activity. The main activities are hunting for certain whale species along with ship collisions. As well, some whales can be caught in fishing nets and die as a result.

the social effects of whale hunting are if people keep hunting whales, the more endangered the will become mabye they will become extinct.

Some people want to hunt whales for the various things that they can get out of them. Other people know that if they are hunted they will become extinct. The people that want to hunt them use excuses (that do not apply) for the reasons to hunt them, while all the while are only hunting them for the money. That is the issue-money. Most people would not hunt something to extinction just for money. Because whale meat is highly priced.):

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Jeroboam,he prophet on the whaling ship,was an idol worshiper.

Greenpeace, World Against Whaling, Mad Mermaids and a lot more:) hope it helped:)

Not many. Hunting by humans is the biggest threat to gray whales. Gray Whales have been hunted since the 16th century. Humans have been whaling gray whale species for over 4 decades now. This hunting has significantly reduced the gray whale populations. The north atlantic population of gray whales were totally wiped out due to whaling even before the 19th century. Around 1950, governments worldwide declared the gray whale as an endangered species and banned whaling them

Connecticut was an important shipbuilding and whaling state.