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| If this amazing animal, the largest ever to exist on the planet, cannot be saved from the ruthless exploitation of a handful of men, what chance of survival have other species? The men who hunt the whale are few, but they are men of influence. Not bad or evil, but just determined and refusing in the face of everything to see or believe what the consequences of their actions are. They call it honest industry; a work ethic that would stop the heart of all life on the planet if some means might be found to profit by it. |  |
|  save a whale |
General Whaling History
- History of Whaling - Peter J. Bryant, University of California, Irvine
- Brief history of the Moratorium on Commercial Whaling
Regional Whaling History
- Australia - Early (Brief)
- Australia & South Pacific - Whalemen Adventurers (the book)
- Byron Bay Whaling Station - Courtesy of The Centre for Coastal Management, Southern Cross University
- Twofold Bay - Sapphire Coast Tourism.
- South Australian Whaling - The Flinders University of South Australia
- Tasmanian Whaling - The Flinders University of South Australia
- Falkland Islands & Sth Georgia
- Japan - Coastal - from the Home Page of M. Ishida.
- Newfoundland - Canada - by St. Georges High School, Dildo
- Nantucket, USA
- Whaling History
- Early whaling - by R. Barsanti.
- A Whaling Voyage Nantucket to Japan 1827 - 1834
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