Genetic sleuthing reveals grisly details of historic whale hunting

Mongabay
By Jeremy HanceNov 5, 2014, 12:18 pm36 pts
In 1904, Carl Anton Larsen, a Norwegian Antarctic explorer, arrived at Grytviken on the British island of South Georgia with three ships and 60 men, to establish its first commercial whaling station. The number of whaling stations soon increased, and by 1965 these had caught and processed an estimated 175,250…

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