1,428 dolphins slaughtered in the Faroe Islands.

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1,428 dolphins slaughtered in the Faroe Islands.

Sunday evening September 12, a large group of 1,428 Atlantic white-sided dolphins were chased for many hours and about 45 km by fast boats and jet skis to bring them into the shallow waters of Skálabotnur beach in the Danish Faroe Islands, where each of them was killed.

Indignation and dismay after the massacre of 1428 dolphins in the waters of the Faroe Islands.

It is probably the biggest dolphin kill in history. Sea Shepherd reports another cetacean slaughter in the Faroe Islands 3 days ago. The organization will not let go and will fight until this infamy ceases for good.

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