Animals
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Whale Hunt Turns The Sea Bloody Red With Hundreds Of Massacred Whales
The annual whale cull of Faroe Islands in Europe has transformed the sea a deep, bloody red. Hundreds of whales are slaughtered every year in the centuries-old tradition of the archipelago.
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