Whaling
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Bahasa Indonesia: Perburuan paus
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Bosanski: Lov na kitove
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Български: Лов на китове
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Čeština: Lov velryb
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Dansk: Hvalfangst
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Deutsch: Walfang
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English: Whaling
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Español: Caza de ballenas
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Esperanto: Balenkaptado
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Français : Chasse à la baleine
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한국어: 고래잡이
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Hrvatski: Kitolov
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Íslenska: Hvalveiðar
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Italiano: Caccia alla balena
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Nederlands: Walvisvaart
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日本語: 捕鯨
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Norsk bokmål: Hvalfangst
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Polski: Wielorybnictwo
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Português: Caça à baleia
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Русский: Китобойный промысел
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Српски / srpski: Китолов
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Srpskohrvatski / српскохрватски: Kitolov
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Suomi: Valaanpyynti
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Svenska: Valfångst
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Tiếng Việt: Săn bắt cá voi
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Українська: Китобійний промисел
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中文: 捕鯨
·English: Whaling is the hunting of whales, and includes commercial harvesting of these marine mammals, as well as the subsistence use of whales as a food resource by indigeneous peoples. Whaling from skin boats in still practiced in some traditional Eskimo villages of Alaska.
Paintings and drawings[edit]
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Whaling
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Whaling at the later 19-th century
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Ship's portrait of Whaleship Niantic ca. 1840
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Ship's portrait of Whaleship Freya ca. 1854
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Whale-Fishing. Fac-simile of a Woodcut in the "Cosmographie Universelle" of Thevet, in folio: Paris, 1574. Project Gutenberg text 10940
Photos[edit]
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Whaling harpoon
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Minke whale and her
1-year-old calf, taken aboard the Japanese factory ship Nisshin Maru -
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Aerial view of Pacific Ocean, whales in center. Photo taken in Ensenada, Baja California. Foto aerea del Oceano Pacífico y ballenas al centro. Foto tomada en Ensenada, Baja california, Mexico.
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Whaling and Exploration ship JASON.
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Whale captured, circa 1900. Keyword : hunt whale sea boat fisher whaler
