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Final phase of Canada's seal hunt begins

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  • GrouchyGaijin at 08:09 AM JST - 12th April

    Regardless of how they kill them, the seals carry worms, which have infected the cod stocks, and almost decimated that fishery. The cod will never recover if the seals are allowed to multiply indefinitely. Like it or not, humans are part of this process, and have been for centuries. Cull, OK. But humanely.

  • cleo at 11:16 AM JST - 12th April

    You mean there isn't already a European ban on seal products?? There should be.

    “It would have a negative impact but I don’t think it would be a fatal blow,” Russell said of a European ban.

    Yeah, a bit like the non-fatal blows inflicted on the seals before they're skinned alive.

  • SuperLib at 01:32 PM JST - 12th April

    Most of my Canadian friends say they're ashamed to be from Canada when they hear about this.

  • redacted at 01:48 PM JST - 12th April

    This is it. I am boycotting all Canadian car makers, Canadian - built planes, Canadian computer companies, Canadian fast food and Canadian coffee shops here in Japan.

  • jambon at 10:08 PM JST - 12th April

    I'm hungry. Where are the McCartneys?

  • jambon at 10:12 PM JST - 12th April

    Regardless of how they kill them, the seals carry worms, which have infected the cod stocks,

    Cod... cod... tara... fish 'n chips...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-FVznf8bh8

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