@FifthCrichton@nise_yoshimi@AbdulPadela Agree, fully, completely. Unfortunately today's whalers, a handful of Norwegian off season fishermen with their 10 or so boats and an even smaller number in Japan, has become the global face of the extermination of whales, not really fair and not their fault.
@FifthCrichton@nise_yoshimi@AbdulPadela Whaling today by Norway is also benign, only a few hundred minke whales a year, a species that was almost untouched in the golden age of commercial whaling in the 19th and 20th centuries, and not endangered
@JenniferMccaig4 @visitnorway So you hate an entire country for a single, isolated incident? Wow. I am sure animal lovers can find a reason to hate your country too!
@RogerNetoX@visitnorway Well, its the first time ever, literally. There has never been a walrus in Oslo before. But really, if you dont want to visit Oslo or Norway because wild animals are killed, then exactly which countries and cities are OK to visit? All countries kill animals.
@Paul__H@visitnorway Animals are killed or euthanised, not murdered. It was not a human being. There is plenty of space for walruses in Svalbard in the Norwegian Arctic far away from people.
@Paul__H@visitnorway Fuck off British spammers. No matter how much you keep bitching about this, that animal is not coming back to life! You are not a country of animal lovers, but a country of sentimental hypocrites who care more for some animals than others.
@sere874@visitnorway@VisitOSLO You can see walruses, in Svalbard. That is where walruses come from in the Norwegian Arctic. In their natural habitat (the Arctic) they are protected. Big cities are not natural walrus habitat.
@GrinwisMario @visitnorway There is no walrus hunting season. The walrus colonies of Svalbard are protected. Just because the government euthanised one animal it does not mean there is a hunting season.
@BilliontreesE@visitnorway What country respect ALL their wildlife? Come on, pretty much all countries have their own hunters! Names please. I am tired of people singling out Norway. European hunters kill millions of animals every year.
@Tweeting_DD@visitnorway But you are fine with visiting countries that kills millions of innocent domestic animals without names. But I know, easier to point fingers at little Norway, especially when an animal had a name of course.
@Yveflora@visitnorway But you visit other animal killing countries if domestic animals without names count. But yeah, easy to point fingers at Norway, selective outrage. And I doubt a stamp would change your ignorant, sentimental, hypocritical mind.
@juliesmaddogs@visitnorway Scotland and Britain is a deer trophy hunter's paradise, take a look in your own backyard before pointing fingers at Norway. Also, I bet you will spend your stupid hypocritical holidays in another country that kills many millions of animals every year.
@pulltheripcord1@visitnorway Says the guy who supports hunting and in one of the worst animal abusing countries on the planet, the United States of America. Just fuck off.
@KNM86703235 @Biotope_Tormod@JB_Janos @fiskeridir The thing about condemning other countries is this, how good is your own country at animal rights including domestic animals? Think about that before feeling superior to other countries.