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Faroe Islands Hunt 'Grindadráp' Continues with Bloody Shores from Over 500 Dolphins Slaughtered
'Grindadráp,' the Faroe Islands hunt continues as shores turn bloody from the slaughter of over 500 dolphins. Read more here.
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Global Warming to Make Denmark a Summer Beach Hotspot
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Viking "Death House" Unearthed in Denmark
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