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Tuesday, 3 August 2021

SAVE THE SEAL

 


For thousands of years, harp seals have migrated from Greenland down the coast of Canada, stopping each spring to give birth on the ice floes. Every year, a band of fishers descends on the ice to beat hundreds of thousands of seals to death and sell the animals’ pelts on the international fur market. Sealers routinely hook baby seals in eye, cheek, or mouth and drag them across the ice, often while the animals are still conscious. Many of the seals killed in the massacre are only a few weeks old.

Baby seals stand no chance against club-wielding seal hunters- pups must look on as fellow seals are bludgeoned to death only to then meet the same bloody fate. The commercial seal slaughter is an off- season profit venture for the fishing industry, and it accounts for less than 1 percent of New found land’s economy. The seal slaughter is not a subsistence activity for native peoples- Inuit sealing accounts for only about 3 percent of the annual slaughter.

The price of seal fur is plummeting as international outrage against the seal slaughter rises. The U.S. and the European Union have banned seal products, and world leaders   have denounced the massacre. The annual seal slaughter will continue unless people like you speak out and take action to stop it, so please add your voice to the global outcry against Canada’s shameful seal massacre.

(This post is part of Blog chatter’s cause A chatter)

Link :https://www.theblogchatter.com/causeachatter




4 comments:

  1. Seal hunting is violent and horrifying. Thank you for sharing this post.

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    1. YES! It should be banned soon.
      Thanks for stopping by

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  2. We must protect our precious natural wildlife as best as we can, and not let them die out...Earth needs all of us as we need Earth. Great post.

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