More than 700 whales and dolphins were killed near the Faroe Islands during the annual tradition called the grindadrap or grind, turning the sea crimson red. The locals used hooks and knives to herd ...

THE sea was turned red with the blood of whales during a huge whale massacre on the Faroe Islands. Hundreds of animals were slaughtered with spinal lances by locals for the traditional Grindadrap hunt ...

Hundreds of pilot whales and dolphins have been slaughtered as part of an annual ritual on the shores of the Faroe Islands, an archipelago between Iceland and Norway. The killing of the mammals on ...

Grindadráp is the local name for a yearly event that sees the people of the Faroe Islands, an archipelago under Denmark, hunt pilot whales as well as other marine animals such as bottlenose dolphins, ...

More than 150 dolphins have been slaughtered in the Faroe Islands in the latest gruesome killing of the animals. The sea turned red at a bay in the archipelago 200 miles north of Scotland when the 156 ...

In recent years, the annual grindadráp has come under increasing scrutiny due to its escalating death toll. This year, the hunt has claimed the lives of more than 900 whales and dolphins, a ...

« Grindadráp » : pourquoi les îles Féroé tuent 600 dauphins pilotes par an Samedi 5 juillet, des habitants des îles Féroé ont procédé à un nouveau « Grindadráp », la chasse traditionnelle aux dauphins ...